Trashcan Sinatras Fez CD Import

Fez Music

List Price	$23.98 (You save $1.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	6928526
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 20, 2009
Additional Info	Import

Trashcan Sinatras Fez Songs

	1.	Easy Read
	2.	All The Dark Horses
	3.	Got Carried Away
	4.	How Can I Apply
	5.	Wild Mountainside
	6.	Freetime
	7.	The Best Mans Fall
	8.	I'm Immortal
	9.	Hayfever
	10.	Leave Me Alone
	11.	Only Tongue Can Tell
	12.	What Women Do To Men
	13.	Drunken Chorus
	14.	You Made Me Feel
	15.	Send For Henny
	16.	Earlies
	17.	The Safecracker
	18.	In Capitals
	19.	Trouble Sleeping
	20.	Weightlifting
	21.	The Therapist

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