Simon Dorey Book Of Modern Love Songs CD

Book Of Modern Love Songs Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7690993
Catalog number	193745
Discs	1
Release Date	May 13, 2008

Simon Dorey Book Of Modern Love Songs Songs

	1.	Wasting My Time
	2.	Never Ending
	3.	You're My Girl
	4.	Nothing More
	5.	You're The Reason
	6.	Too Much To Want You
	7.	Fly Away
	8.	If I Had You In My Life
	9.	Would You Dance
	10.	You Could Have Been The One
	11.	When You Stand With Me
	12.	I Wanna Be Like You

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