A Reprise
from The Road So Far by Chris Freeman
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lyrics
"A Reprise" - Words and music by Chris Freeman
'Tis so sweet to know you, Jesus
'Tis so sweet to know your grace
Greater love have I not known
Than You who gave your life for me
Hallelujah, I'm alive
Hallelujah
'Tis so sweet to know you, Jesus
'Tis so sweet to know your grace
Greater love have I not known
Than You who gave your life for me
Hallelujah, I'm alive
Hallelujah
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from The Road So Far,
released August 9, 2010
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Chris Freeman Fort Collins, Colorado
A mild mannered fellow with respectable facial hair prowess whose musical stylings bring rest to the worn ears of the masses by conjuring images of early morning drives through lazy river canyons.
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Jan 2013 -
Dec 2012 -
Dec 2011 -
Aug 2010
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