Amsterdam Arm In Arm CD United Kingdom

Arm In Arm Music

List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Absolute
CD Universe Part number	7634254
Catalog number	0075207
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 10, 2008
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Amsterdam Arm In Arm Songs

	1.	Home
	2.	Hey Hilary
	3.	Arm In Arm
	4.	Nothing's Goin' Right (With Christy Moore)
	5.	Lonely Boy
	6.	Lifestyle
	7.	Rosie
	8.	You Are My Lover
	9.	Hatred Is Wasted
	10.	The Lament
	11.	Feels Like Growing Up

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