Catherine Walters-Shaw
I have been listening to this album non stop all summer. Just love it. fav track: Remove the veil. It stays in my head, it is my constant prayer.
Thank you!
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Remove the Veil
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Bear and Endure
03:41
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O Lord Provide
04:01
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In the Love
04:31
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Bright Orbs
04:26
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I Am the One
04:58
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Bonnie Lisbeth England, UK
Bonnie Lisbeth is a singer song writer from the United Kingdom.
bonnielisbeth@gmail.com
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