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The Cathedrals - A Farewell Celebration

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The Cathedrals - A Farewell Celebration

The Cathedrals EMI

Released: Nov 16, 1999

1		Medley: This Old House/When The Saints Go Marching In (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:38 Size: 4MB
2		Climbing Higher and Higher (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:12 Size: 3MB
3		That Day At Calvary (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:33 Size: 4MB
4		O What A Savior (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 4:22 Size: 6MB
5		Life Will Be Sweeter Some Day (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:59 Size: 5MB
6		Trying To Get A Glimpse (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:30 Size: 5MB
7		Medley: There's Something About That Name/I Will Serve Thee (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:48 Size: 5MB
8		Thanks To Calvary (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:42 Size: 5MB
9		Going Home (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:21 Size: 5MB
10		Sinner Saved by Grace (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 4:46 Size: 7MB
11		Noah Found Grace In The Eyes Of The Lord (A Farewell Celebration Version) by The Statler Brothers Time: 2:40 Size: 3MB
12		Life's Railway To Heaven (A Farewell Celebration Version) by Oak Ridge Boys Time: 2:24 Size: 4MB
13		Wonderful Grace Of Jesus (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 2:17 Size: 3MB
14		In The Name Of The Lord (A Farewell Celebration Version) by Sandi Patty Time: 4:50 Size: 7MB
15		Farther Along (A Farewell Celebration Version) by Sandi Patty Time: 3:19 Size: 8MB
16		The Haven Of Rest (A Farewell Celebration Version) by Glen Payne/Guy Penrod Time: 3:37 Size: 5MB
17		The Champion of Love (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 3:42 Size: 6MB
18		Suppertime (A Farewell Celebration Version) by George Younce Time: 4:28 Size: 7MB
19		We Shall See Jesus (A Farewell Celebration Version) Time: 4:51 Size: 7MB

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