Year of release 2011

Songs 27

Album time 01:12:08

Genre list Country

1
No Tears In Heaven
 
2:53
2
He Spoke Not A Word
 
2:42
3
That Little Old Country Church House
 
2:28
4
Take Up Thy Cross
 
3:19
5
Just A Closer Walk With Thee
 
3:06
6
The Old Country Preacher
 
2:26
7
Take My Hand Precious Lord
 
3:10
8
I Shall Not Be Moved
 
3:05
9
Wedding Bell Waltz
 
2:38
10
You Don't Have Love At All
 
2:51
11
I'm Gettin' Nowhere Fast
 
2:13
12
Love Must Be Catching
 
2:10
13
Thick And Thin
 
3:03
14
Teardrops (Fell Like Raindrops)
 
2:35
15
Sidemeat And Cabbage
 
2:46
16
Forever Is Too Long To Be Alone
 
2:33
17
Would You Mind
 
2:14
18
I'll Dance At Your Wedding (If You'll Marry Me)
 
2:43
19
I'm Making Love To A Stranger
 
2:56
20
Barefooted Little Cowboy
 
2:46
21
No Place Like Home On Christmas
 
2:41
22
Rockin' With Red
 
2:33
23
You All Come
 
2:48
24
Out Behind The Barn
 
2:25
25
Love Song Of The Bayou
 
2:00
26
You Better Not Do That
 
2:39
27
Closing Time
 
2:42

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