Abrazos 2006 CD

2006 Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7374236
Catalog number	116814
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 02, 2007

Abrazos 2006 Songs

	1.	Partial & Incomplete - Sleeping At Last
	2.	Give Back Yourself
	3.	Just Look At You Now - Howard Jones
	4.	I Will Be Your Friend - Tom Wehrle
	5.	Catch Me If You Can - Polydream
	6.	Breakable - Fisher
	7.	On the Edge - Arden Kaywin
	8.	Thirteen Days - John Wesley
	9.	The Strength I Need - Marina V
	10.	Miracle
	11.	A Little Time - Jonathan Clay
	12.	Blythe - Abby Travis
	13.	Spit the Part
	14.	Open Doors Open Eyes - Corey Crowder
	15.	New Found Hope
	16.	Apathy - Receptor
	17.	I'll Be Surprised - Shaheed Shabazz
	18.	Here Comes the Day
	19.	The Long Hall

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