Swallows In Trance CD Import

In Trance Music

List Price	$19.98 (You save $1.59)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Wheezy Multimedia
All Time Sales Rank	548433
CD Universe Part number	5381148
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2004
Additional Info	Import

Swallows In Trance Songs

	1.	Rock N' Roll's My Life
	2.	Dance
	3.	Grandprix
	4.	Where Of Fortune
	5.	Lost Without You
	6.	Ecstasy
	7.	All Or Nothing
	8.	Fame
	9.	Call My Name
	10.	Heaven Doesn't Mean The Same
	11.	If I Lose Control
	12.	Illsion Or Reality
	13.	Right Or Wrong
	14.	Nasty Boys
	15.	Call My Name [Acoustic]

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