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God Creator, Liberator
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Gold Watch and Chain
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Foggy Mountain Breakdown
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Worried Man Blues
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In the Pines
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Love, Mercy and Grace
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Rooted in Your Love
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Rev. Amy Sens Baltimore, Maryland
Rev. Amy Sens is a minister in the United Church of Christ. In her songwriting, she hopes to blend the best of traditional church music and traditional bluegrass to create something new, beautiful, and inspiring.
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