The King in a Rookery

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The King in a Rookery
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Studio album by
ReleasedNovember 14, 2006
Genre Christian rock, alternative rock
Length53:17
Label Hawley, Selectric
Producer Jason Burkum
Pivitplex chronology
The This is Then EP
(2005)
The King in a Rookery
(2006)
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The King in a Rookery is the second album from Christian rock band Pivitplex.

Contents

Track listing

  1. End Of The Line
  2. Hello Monday
  3. One Goodbye
  4. Its Our Time
  5. The Deal
  6. I'm Alive
  7. Long Way Down
  8. Everythings OK
  9. Final Straw
  10. Here and Now
  11. Gravity
  12. I Concede

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