Cormac Kenevey Art Of Dreaming CD

Art Of Dreaming Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Vocal
Label	Candid
Orig Year	2008
CD Universe Part number	7641141
Catalog number	79853
Discs	1
Release Date	May 19, 2009

Cormac Kenevey Art Of Dreaming Songs

	1.	Relax
	2.	The Night We Called it a Day
	3.	Moloko Soup
	4.	Tir na Nóg/ The Nearness of You
	5.	In the Extraoutosphere
	6.	I Fall in Love Too Easily
	7.	The Dreamer
	8.	This is It
	9.	Centerpiece
	10.	All of You
	11.	The Way You Look Tonight
	12.	I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face
	13.	Snuezy Bloos

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