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On the multi-metric Hot Christian Songs chart, Cory Asbury achieves his third top 10 as a soloist as "Sparrows" flies 11-10.The song pushes 8-7 on Christian Airplay, up 10% to 7.2 million airplay audience impressions. It also attracted 926,000 U.S. streams and sold 1,000 downloads in the week ending Feb. 11.
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