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Barbara Dickson Collection Songs | 1. | Answer Me | |
| 2. | I Know Him So Well | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Another Suitcase Another Hall  | |
| 4. | January February | |
| 5. | I Don't Know How To Love Him | |
| 6. | Skye Boat Song | |
| 7. | Farewell To The Whiskey | |
| 8. | All The Pretty Little Horses | |
| 9. | Tell Me It's Not True | $0.99 | |
| 10. | Dark End Of The Street | |
| 11. | I Think It's Going To Rain Today | |
| 12. | Boulder To Birmingham | |
| 13. | Who Knows Where The Time Goes | |
| 14. | Pride (In The Name Of Love) | |
| 15. | She's Leaving Home | |
| 16. | Day In The Life | |
| 17. | Times They Are A Changing | |
| 18. | Blowin' In The Wind | $0.99 | |
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