Refuge includes 11 vocal selections and three instrumental tracks and was selected by Guadalupe Radio Network for their donor gift for the year 2011.
The songs on Refuge were recorded with 35 instruments and the words and music flow gently like a river through the heart. This album contains Annie's beautiful tribute, Song for Immaculee, which was inspired by the life of Rwandan genocide survivor, Immaculate Ilibagiza, and is dedicated to all the victims of the 1994 Rwanda genocide. Some of the other selections include Give Thanks, Refuge for You, Hail Mary: Gentle Woman, Let It Be, Eyes of Mercy and Into the Air.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. This audio is a MP3 download. You will purchase like any other product in the store. Then, you will receive a "Thank you" note, an email receipt from our website. Second, you will receive another email with the product link from “SendOwl" (a company that process audios) with a link to MP3 download. Click on it or double click and your product will open.
These downloads can only be upload on the computer (PC or Mac) and from the computer you can sync to iTunes or any other form of MP3 program to sync on your mobile device as any other song or audio book. It is yours forever.
For downloads that are more than one track, they will be in a Zip file (Compressed). Double click the Zip file and then you will have access to the regular file with all the download audios.
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