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Songs in the Album Voice

No	Song
1	Don't Worry 'Bout Me
2	Dream
3	Full Moon And Empty Arms
4	Love And Marriage
5	Same Old Saturday Night
6	Love In A Vacuum
7	Looking Over My Shoulder
8	I Could Get Used To This
9	No More Crying
10	Voices Carry
11	Winning The War
12	You Know The Rest
13	Maybe Monday
14	Are You Serious?
15	Don't Watch Me Bleed
16	Sleep
17	Just Like Me.
18	At The End Of A Song
19	Look To Your Dreams
20	Make Believe It's Your First Time (carpenters Version)
21	Make Believe It's Your First Time (solo Version)
22	Now
23	Ordinary Fool
24	Prime Time Love
25	Sailing On The Tide
26	Two Lives
27	You're Enough
28	Your Baby Doesn't Love You Anymore
29	Sailing On The Tide
30	Look To Your Dreams
31	Your Baby Doesn't Love You Anymore
32	Prime Time Love
33	Now
34	Ordinary Fool
35	You're Enough
36	Two Lives
37	Make Believe It's Your First Time
38	At The End Of A Song
39	Pie Jesu
40	Panis Angelicus
41	In Trutina
42	The Lord's Prayer
43	Jerusalem
44	Ave Maria
45	Psalm
46	I Vow To Thee My Country
47	Danny Boy
48	My Lagan Love
49	Suo-gan
50	A Lullaby
51	Amazing Grace
52	Y Gylfinir(the Curlew)
53	Tylluanod(owls)
54	Mae Hiraeth Yn Y Mor(there's Longing In The Sea)
55	When At Night I Go To Sleep

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