Petty, Tom And The Heartbreaker Damn The Torpedoes CD

Damn The Torpedoes Music

Category	Rock Albums
Label	Universal Music
All Time Sales Rank	48240
CD Universe Part number	1104354
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 24, 1996

Petty, Tom And The Heartbreaker Damn The Torpedoes Songs

	1.	Refugee
	2.	Here Comes My Girl
	3.	Even The Losers
	4.	Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex Kid)
	5.	Century City
	6.	Don't Do Me Like That
	7.	You Tell Me
	8.	What Are You Doin' In My Life?
	9.	Louisiana Rain

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