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King and the Lamb
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Bright and Morning Star
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Fill My Heart
03:27
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Your Kingdom Has Come
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Oh No
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A Heart You Can Revive
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In His Presence
03:25
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TUMI Productions Wichita, Kansas
TUMI Productions is The Urban Ministry Institute's latest effort to provide urban Christians and churches with message music
that reflects the themes and hopes of urban spirituality.
For TP releases available on CD: kunaki.com/msales.asp?PublisherId=115271&pp=1
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