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Acappella
[edit]That elusive song from the Growing Up in the Lord tape is "Share What We've Got." They scrapped it (as well as the entire "He Leadeth Me" album, except for the title song) when Acappella found a new distributor. So, most copies of Growing Up in the Lord floating around have the He Leadeth Me song and it and it's almost as if the actual album, He Leadeth Me, never existed.
Better than Life is a great album, for sure. Although I've never been able to choose my favorite between Sweet Fellowship and Rescue. Cheers. Porce 05:29, 23 January 2006 (UTC)
Little context in List of films whose Japanese titles are an exact katakana rendering of the English title
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