| | Heaven & Earth I Can't Seem To Forget You CD - Import Heaven & Earth Discography of CDs
Japanese limited edition issue of the album classic in a deluxe, miniaturized LP sleeve replica of the original vinyl album artwork. I Can't Seem To Forget You Music Heaven & Earth I Can't Seem To Forget You Songs | 1. | Let Me Back In |
| 2. | Not That I've Got You, I'll Be Flying High |
| 3. | Happy |
| 4. | Window Lady, The |
| 5. | I Can't Seem To Forget You |
| 6. | If It Was Me |
| 7. | Message, The |
| 8. | Nature's Miracle |
| 9. | I'll Always Love You |
| 10. | Promises |
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