Long Line of Leavers

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Long Line of Leavers
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 10, 2000
Studio
Genre Rock music, Christian rock
Length54:59
Label Essential
Producer Ed Cash, Caedmon's Call
Caedmon's Call chronology
40 Acres
(1999)
Long Line of Leavers
(2000)
Songs from the Guild
(2000)
Professional ratings
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Long Line of Leavers is a studio album from Caedmon's Call. It was recorded at the following studios:

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Only One" – 3:47 (Aaron Tate)
  2. "Love Is Different" – 4:33 (Derek Webb)
  3. "Prepare Ye the Way" – 4:30 (John Michael Talbot)
  4. "Prove Me Wrong" – 2:50 (Tate)
  5. "Mistake of My Life" – 3:53 (Webb)
  6. "Masquerade" – 4:52 (Ed Cash)
  7. "What You Want" – 4:03 (Webb)
  8. "Valleys Fill First" – 4:12 (Tate, Cash)
  9. "Can't Lose You" – 4:59 (Webb)
  10. "Love Alone" – 4:55 (Tate)
  11. "Dance" – 5:29 (Webb)
  12. "Piece of Glass" – 4:09 (Webb, Danielle Young)
  13. "Ballad of San Francisco" – 2:50 (Webb)

Personnel

Caedmon's Call

Guest musicians

Production

Release details

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