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Songs in the Album Songs For The New Depression

No	Song
1	Strangers In The Night
2	I Don't Want The Night To End
3	Mr. Rockefeller
4	Old Cape Cod
5	Buckets Of Rain (with Bob Dylan)
6	Love Says It's Waiting
7	Shiver Me Timbers/samedi Et Vendredi
8	No Jestering
9	Tragedy
10	Marahuana
11	Let Me Just Follow Behind

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