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From the Rooftops is the second live praise and worship album from the Desperation Band at New Life Church.

Track listing

"Everyone (Praises)" (Glenn Packiam)
"Rooftops" (Jon Egan, Packiam)
"The Whole Earth" (Jared Anderson)
"Satisfy" (Packiam)
"Amazed" (Anderson)
"Give Myself Away" (Egan)
"From You" (Packiam)
"Beauty of the Lord" (Anderson)
"Willingly" (Packiam)
"Treasure" (Anderson)
"I'll Be Ok" (Egan)
"This is My Life" (Egan)
"For Your Name" (Packiam)
"I Am Free" (Egan)

Trivia

I Am Free was later covered and released as a single by popular Christian Rock band Newsboys.

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