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- Heart In Motion (Remastered)
- - 161,965 plays
  - 90 favs
  - 68 shares
Amy Grant
Released 1991

You're Not Alone
03:49
7,599 plays

How Can We See That Far
04:26
7,568 plays

Hope Set High
02:50
7,236 plays

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songs

- 1
- Good For Me
- 03:59
- 16,201 plays

- 2
- Baby, Baby
- 03:56
- 28,835 plays

- 3
- Every Heartbeat
- 03:33
- 21,079 plays

- 4
- That's What Love Is For
- 04:17
- 20,850 plays

- 5
- Ask Me
- 03:53
- 10,424 plays

- 6
- Galileo
- 04:19
- 10,020 plays

- 7
- You're Not Alone
- 03:49
- 7,599 plays

- 8
- Hats
- 04:09
- 5,967 plays

- 9
- I Will Remember You
- 05:00
- 24,377 plays

- 10
- How Can We See That Far
- 04:26
- 7,568 plays

- 11
- Hope Set High
- 02:50
- 7,236 plays

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album review

In the late '70s and early 80s, Amy Grant enjoyed little exposure outside of Christian circles. But that started to change in the mid-'80s, when A&M promoted her aggressively in the secular market. And in the '90s, secular audiences accounted for the vast majority of her sales. Christians were hardly the only ones buying Heart In Motion, one of Grant's biggest sellers. Even though she wasn't beating listeners over the head with her beliefs, Grant's wholesome, girl-next-door image was a big part of the appeal of perky pop-rock offerings like "Every Heartbeat," "Galileo" and the major hit "Baby Baby." And it's certainly a key element of another huge single from the album, the idealistic ballad "That's What Love Is For." Grant was a major star, and best of all, she wasn't acting like one. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide