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Songs in the Album First

No	Song
1	From the club
2	Picture Yo Body
3	How Bout It

4	Ooh Ahh
5	Then and Now
6	Ooh Ahh Remix
7	Big In Japan
8	Dance With Me
9	Forever Young
10	For A Million
11	Jerusalem
12	Jet Set
13	Lassie Come Home
14	Red Rose
15	Romeos
16	Sensations
17	Sounds Like A Melody
18	Summer Rain
19	The Mysteries Of Love
20	Victory Of Love
21	Hot On The Wheels Of Love
22	Rock N' Roll Is A Vicious Game
23	Right Down To It

24	Roller
25	Comin' Right Down On Top Of Me
26	I'm Alive
27	Let Yourself Go
28	Silver Dollar
29	Get Ready For Love
30	Close Another Door
31	Craise Finton Kirk Royal Academy Of Arts
32	Cucumber Castle
33	Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You
34	Holiday
35	In My Own Time
36	I Can't See Nobody
37	I Close My Eyes
38	New York Mining Desaster 1941
39	One Minute Women
40	Please Read Me
41	Red Chair Fade Away
42	To Love Somebody
43	Turn Of The Century
44	Your new cuckoo
45	Been it
46	Heartbreaker
47	Happy meal II
48	Never recover
49	Step on me
50	Lovefool
51	Losers
52	Iron man
53	Great divide
54	Choke

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The Power of the Scene

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