| | Kenny Rogers 18 Greatest CD - Import Kenny Rogers Discography of CDs
Kenny Rogers 18 Greatest Songs | 1. | Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town |
| 2. | Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) |
| 3. | Something's Burning |
| 4. | But You Know I Love You |
| 5. | Reuben James |
| 6. | Me & Bobby McGee |
| 7. | Ticket to Nowhere |
| 8. | Molly |
| 9. | Heed the Call |
| 10. | Where Does Rosie Go? |
| 11. | She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye |
| 12. | All God's Lonely Children |
| 13. | Poem for My Little Lady |
| 14. | Sleep Comes Easy |
| 15. | Always Leaving, Always Gone |
| 16. | Trying Just as Hard |
| 17. | Sunshine |
| 18. | My Washington Woman |
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