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Best Of Schlagermania Music Best Of Schlagermania Songs | 1. | Engel am Morgen (Udo Jürgens) |
| 2. | Na und (Howard Carpendale) |
| 3. | Tränen machen stark (Kristina Bach) |
| 4. | Du fängst mich auf und lässt mich fliegen (Helene Fischer) |
| 5. | Das Geheimnis der drei Worte (Kastelruther Spatzen) |
| 6. | Joana (Peter Wackel) |
| 7. | Keiner liebt dich (Achim Petry) |
| 8. | Ich darf mich nicht in dich verlieben (Claudia Jung) |
| 9. | Genau wie du (Uwe Busse) |
| 10. | Lass meine Arme dein Zuhause sein (Semino Rossi) |
| 11. | Kein Weg zu weit (Flippers) |
| 12. | Eine Nacht (ist mir zu wenig) (De Räuber) |
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