Rock Recorded Song of The Year
"Agnus Dei"; Exodus; Third Day; Michael W. Smith; Rocketown Records
"Butterfly"; Seven Day Jesus; Seven Day Jesus; Brian McSweeney, Douglas Kaine McKelvey; ForeFront Records
"Hands In The Air"; The Waiting; The Waiting; Brad Olsen, Todd Olsen, Steve Hindalong, Clark Leake; Sparrow Records
"My Friend (So Long)"; Supernatural; DC Talk; Toby McKeehan, Michael Tait, Kevin Max, Mark Hudson, Dominick Miller; ForeFront Records
"Undo Me"; Kansas; Jennifer Knapp; Jennifer Knapp, Gotee Records
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