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Authors: Connie Rogers; Roland Doucet; Jimmy Rogers ; Wayne Foret.
Photographer: Sherri Hayes.
Personnel: Wayne Foret (vocals, keyboards); Jason Parfait (tenor saxophone, background vocals); Jake Chimento (keyboards, background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Jason Parfait.
Wayne Foret Still Going Strong Songs | 1. | I'm Sorry I Met You |
| 2. | That Is Why I Love You So |
| 3. | I Pray Every Night |
| 4. | Drip Drop |
| 5. | Treasure of Love |
| 6. | Nobody But You |
| 7. | God Gave Me You |
| 8. | That's What I'll Do |
| 9. | Don't Leave Me Now |
| 10. | Lonely Blue Boy |
| 11. | Lavender Blue |
| 12. | Don't You Know That I Love You |
| 13. | Just My Baby and Me |
| 14. | Doin' the Swamp Pop |
| 15. | All I Want for Christmas Is You |
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