| | Meta Roos & Nippe Sylwens Band 1980 CD - Import Meta Roos & Nippe Sylwens Band Discography of CDs
Available for the first time on CD. Meta Roos & Nippe Sylwens Band 1980 Songs | 1. | Oh, Mr Music |
| 2. | 25 Words Or Less |
| 3. | There's A Reason |
| 4. | Real Thing, The |
| 5. | A World For You And Me |
| 6. | Give A Little Love |
| 7. | Unspoken Words |
| 8. | Comza |
| 9. | Don't Try |
| 10. | Summersong |
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