Yvonne Doll Bliss CD MP3

Bliss Music

Category	Folk Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7380998
Catalog number	117454
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 16, 1999

Yvonne Doll Bliss Songs

	1.	Waking On Impact
	2.	Awake
	3.	To The Bone
	4.	One More Hour
	5.	Walk On The Water
	6.	Jet Liner
	7.	Steamy Cradle
	8.	Freight Train
	9.	Here's Another Reason
	10.	Squeaky Clean
	11.	Born Yesterday
	12.	Verona Rome
	13.	Drink It Down
	14.	Mashed Potatos

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