Not for a Moment (After All)

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"Not for a Moment (After All)"
MeredithAndrewsNotForaMomentAfterAll.jpg
Single by Meredith Andrews
from the album Worth It All
ReleasedJuly 31, 2012 [1]
Genre Christian Contemporary-Modern Worship
Length4:00
Label Word
Songwriter(s) Meredith Andrews
Mia Fieldes
Jacob Sooter
Meredith Andrews singles chronology
"Can Anybody Hear Me"
(2010)
"Not for a Moment (After All)"
(2012)

"Not for a Moment (After All)" is a song by Christian Contemporary-Modern Worship musician Meredith Andrews from her fourth studio album, Worth It All . It was released on July 31, 2012, as the first single from the album. [1]

Contents

Composition

"Not for a Moment (After All)" was written by Meredith Andrews, Mia Fieldes and Jacob Sooter.

Release

"Not for a Moment (After All)" was digitally released as the lead single from Worth It All on July 31, 2012. [1]

Charts

Chart (2012)Peak
position
US Christian AC ( Billboard ) [2] 10
US Christian Airplay ( Billboard ) [3] 15
US Christian Songs ( Billboard ) [4] 15
US Christian AC Indicator ( Billboard ) [5] 13
US Christian Soft AC ( Billboard ) [6] 4

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