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This album by jazz pianist Eddie Higgins features "My Foolish Heart," "Walk Alone," and "Polka Dots & Moonbeams."
The Japanese special-edition release includes a vinyl-inspired design.
Japanese version featuring a limited LP style slipcase for initail pressing only.
CD comes in Jpn LP Sleeve. Eddie Higgins Again Songs | 1. | Again |
| 2. | How Insensitive |
| 3. | Gion Kouta |
| 4. | My Foolish Heart |
| 5. | Yellow Days |
| 6. | My Romance |
| 7. | I'll Never Be the Same |
| 8. | Walk Alone |
| 9. | Now Please Don't You Cry |
| 10. | Polka Dots & Moonbeams |
| 11. | Will You Still Be Mine |
| 12. | Hurry Song |
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