Awake (Hillsong Worship album)

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Awake
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Studio album by
Released11 October 2019 (2019-10-11)
Studio
  • Orange County, California
  • Sydney, Australia
Genre Contemporary worship music
Length78:01
Label Hillsong Music
Producer
Hillsong Worship studio album chronology
Hay Más
(2019)
Awake
(2019)
Take Heart (Again)
(2020)
Hillsong Worship chronology
There Is More
(2018)
Awake
(2019)
Take Heart (Again)
(2020)
No.TitleWriter(s)Worship leader(s)Length
1."Dawn" Brooke Ligertwood  1:31
2."Awake My Soul"B. LigertwoodB. Ligertwood4:24
3."Come Alive"
  • Michael Fatkin
  • Benjamin Hastings
  • Scott Ligertwood
Hastings4:32
4."See the Light"
David Ware4:07
5."No One but You"
  • S. Ligertwood
  • Aodhan King
  • B. Ligertwood
  • King
  • B. Ligertwood
8:55
6."King of Kings"
B. Ligertwood4:25
7."I Will Praise You"
Ben Fielding5:50
8."From Whom All Blessings Flow (Doxology)"
  • Chris Davenport
  • B. Ligertwood
  • S. Ligertwood
Jad Gillies4:48
9."Every Breath"
  • Hannah Hobbs
  • Ben Tan
Hobbs4:51
10."Bright as the Sun"Houston
  • Houston
  • B. Ligertwood
6:18
11."Upper Room"
  • Hastings
  • Houston
Taya Gaukrodger4:00
12."He Shall Reign"
  • Fielding
  • Morgan
Morgan6:37
13."See the Light" (live)
  • Fielding
  • Morgan
  • Ware
  • B. Ligertwood
4:10
14."King of Kings" (live)
  • Ingram
  • B. Ligertwood
  • S. Ligertwood
B. Ligertwood4:51
15."No One but You" (live)
  • S. Ligertwood
  • King
  • B. Ligertwood
  • King
  • B. Ligertwood
8:42
Total length:78:01

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