Fish Robe Grosse CD

Robe Grosse Music

List Price	$33.99 (You save $2.44)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Italian
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7244024
Catalog number	946626
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 04, 2006

Fish Robe Grosse Songs

	1.	Grossa
	2.	Resta Ancora
	3.	Dove Stiamo Andando
	4.	Mi Porti Su
	5.	Niente E' Per Sempre
	6.	L'ho Pagata Cara
	7.	Adesso
	8.	Fa Brutto
	9.	Brucia Da Pazzi
	10.	Seorita
	11.	Scandalo Al Sole
	12.	Devastante
	13.	Cos'e' Che Vuoi Da Me
	14.	Sei Tu Quello Che Voglio
	15.	Entra Nel Club
	16.	Tu Es Devastante
	17.	Resta Ancora Rmx
	18.	Cos'e' Che Vuoi Da Me Rmx

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