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released in 2005. It was his first studio album since ''

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'' in 1993.

Track listing

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Personnel

* David Campbell – acoustic guitars * John Corniola – drums * Geoffrey Wells – electric guitar * Michael Caruana – keyboard bass * Rex Fernandez – bass guitar * Andrew Gibbs – acoustic guitar * Scott Griffiths – keyboards * Brett Kingman – electric guitar * Scott Kingman – guitars, bass, percussion, programming, keyboards * Cam McKenzie – bass guitar * Adam Quaife – additional piano * Kim Webster – string arrangement and recording * Adoration on the Gospel Train - vocal group (Janine Maunder, Michelle Serret, Troy McMillin, Annette Roche)

References

2005 albums Daryl Braithwaite albums Self-released albums {{2000s-pop-rock-album-stub