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Text:Death Was Arrested
Author:Adam Kersh
Author:Brandon Coker
Author:Heath Balltzglier
Author:Paul Taylor Smith
Tune:[Alone in my sorrow and dead in my sin]
Composer:Adam Kersh
Composer:Brandan Coker
Composer:Heath Balltzglier
Composer:Paul Taylor Smith

38. Death Was Arrested

Text Information
First Line: Alone in my sorrow and dead in my sin
Title: Death Was Arrested
Author: Adam Kersh
Author: Brandon Coker
Author: Heath Balltzglier
Author: Paul Taylor Smith
Refrain First Line: Oh, Your grace so free
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Topic: Cross; Death; Freedom (3 more...)
Copyright: © 2015 Seems Like Music, Adam Kersh Music, Bcoker Music, Centricity Songs, Paul Taylor Smith Publishing, Music At North Point (admin. Capitol CMG Publishing, Music Services Inc.)
CCLI Number: 7046448
Notes: CCLI# 7046448
Tune Information
Name: [Alone in my sorrow and dead in my sin]
Composer: Adam Kersh
Composer: Brandan Coker
Composer: Heath Balltzglier
Composer: Paul Taylor Smith
Key: B Major
Copyright: © 2015 Seems Like Music, Adam Kersh Music, Bcoker Music, Centricity Songs, Paul Taylor Smith Publishing, Music At North Point (admin. Capitol CMG Publishing, Music Services Inc.)



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