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Melt...
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Means
04:59
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Go Sell All
03:49
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Man Walked Out
02:12
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Suffer Well
03:03
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911
06:34
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Why Does the World...?
04:37
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This Old Man
02:34
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Beg Your Pardon
02:12
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How Longer?
03:09
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A Prayer
03:24
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Barricade
09:32
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If Jesus
05:38
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If I Can’t Find My Way
01:44
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Micah Stout Gainesville, Georgia
In Micah Stout’s brief 32-year assignment here on earth, he wrote nearly 200 songs, in which you will find wildly varied genres earnestly employed for a single purpose: the honor of Christ. Very few songwriters have the genius Micah had for crafting rugged melodies married to convicting (and convicted) lyrics. Micah was a builder—of buildings, of songs, and of people. ... more
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