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40 Years And Countin'
02:28
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Black Coffee
04:05
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Middle Of A Muddle
03:03
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Noise
02:35
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Talkin' About Jesus
02:54
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Pearl Of Great Price
04:24
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Pride
01:58
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There From Here
02:05
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9. |
These Are The Days
03:46
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10. |
Come Ye Unto Me
02:20
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11. |
Gentle Jesus
02:53
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12. |
Pleasures Of Sin
02:40
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Edie Abbott Tucson, Arizona
Edie met Jesus in 1975 and has been following Him ever since. She has written and sung her own songs and the scripture songs many places in the States and abroad. She now lives in Tucson, AZ with her husband, two dogs and a huge tortoise. She has two sons, one living in Tucson and the other making his living as a musician in The Bay Area of California. ... more
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