Satisfy

Satisfy

Infobox Album |
Name = Satisfy
Type = Album
Artist = Kathryn Scott


Released = 2003
Recorded = 2003
Genre = Christian, Christian Worship
Length = 56:20
Label = Vertical Music
Producers = Brian Doerksenand Philip Janz
Reviews =
Last album =
This album = Satisfy
Next album =

"Satisfy", produced by Vertical Records, is Kathryn Scott's first solo album, released in 2003. Seven of the songs are penned by Scott herself, including her most famous track, "Hungry", and also "At the foot of the cross" and "Breathe on me now".She also does covers of Matt Redman's "Blessed be Your name", Mercy Me's "Imagine", and Isaac Watts' classic "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross".

Track listing

#"Heaven is our home" – 3:55
#"Blessed be Your name" – 5:11
#"Breathe on me now" – 5:16
#"Hungry" – 5:02
#"Search me Know me" – 4:37
#"At the foot of the Cross" – 5:27
#"You're good Lord" – 4:05
#"Creator King" – 3:52
#"Imagine" – 3:58
#"Worthy is the Lamb" – 5:09
#"When I survey [The Wondrous Cross] " – 3:57
#"Today [As for me and my house] " – 5:43


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