| | Urban Tale Signs Of Times CD - Import Urban Tale Discography of CDs
Asia exclusive edition of the Finnish melodic rock act's 2003 album features 14 tracks including 2 bonus tracks, 'Today I'll Change My Life' (previously only available on the Japanese edition) & 'One Day' (exclusive). Dreambeat. 2004.
SIGNS OF TIMES is a 2003 release by Urban Tale.
Asian edition adds two extra songs.
CD contains 2 bonus tracks. Urban Tale Signs Of Times Songs | 1. | Starship of Giants |
| 2. | Hello Light! |
| 3. | Houdini's Eyes |
| 4. | Still Strong |
| 5. | Son of a Gun (Hero of the World) |
| 6. | Open Your Heart |
| 7. | Captain of Clouds |
| 8. | Don't You Know? |
| 9. | Beggar & Thief |
| 10. | Morning Smoke |
| 11. | Monsters |
| 12. | Mary |
| 13. | Today I'll Change My Life (Bonus Track) |
| 14. | One Day (Bonus Track) |
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