Esther Ofarim Die Ofarim Story: Welterfolge CD

Die Ofarim Story: Welterfolge Music

List Price	$20.99 (You save $3.54)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Folk Rock, German
Label	Mercury
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	182479
CD Universe Part number	1403780
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 11, 1998
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Esther Ofarim Die Ofarim Story: Welterfolge Songs

	1.	Garden of My Home
	2.	Donna-Donna
	3.	Viva la Feria
	4.	Wenn Ich Bei Dir Sein Kan
	5.	Morning of My Life
	6.	Drunten im Tale
	7.	Dirty Old Town
	8.	Bye, Biddy-Bye, Bye, Jack
	9.	Cinderella-Rockafella
	10.	Noch Einen Tanz
	11.	Go Tell It to the Mountai
	12.	Freight Train
	13.	Empty Pocket Blues
	14.	Sing Hallelujah
	15.	Die Wahrheit
	16.	That's My Song
	17.	Melodie Einer Nacht
	18.	Never Grow Old

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