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'''Almost There''' is the first studio album released by [[Mercyme]]. | '''Almost There''' is the first studio album released by [[Mercyme]]. | ||
| − | == | + | The song "I Can Only Imagine" was later made into a feature film about lead singer Bart Millard's troubled relationship with his father (a former football star who was physically abusive and mocked Bart's desire to become a singer) and their eventual reunion. |
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| + | == Songs == | ||
# ''I Worship You'' | # ''I Worship You'' | ||
# ''Here Am I'' | # ''Here Am I'' | ||
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# ''Fall Down'' | # ''Fall Down'' | ||
# ''In You'' | # ''In You'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:40, December 15, 2018
Almost There is the first studio album released by Mercyme.
The song "I Can Only Imagine" was later made into a feature film about lead singer Bart Millard's troubled relationship with his father (a former football star who was physically abusive and mocked Bart's desire to become a singer) and their eventual reunion.
Songs
- I Worship You
- Here Am I
- On My Way to You
- How Great Is Your Love
- I Can Only Imagine
- Bless Me Indeed
- Cannot Say Enough
- House of God
- Call to Worship
- Fall Down
- In You