Confused 5 Out Of Confusion CD

Out Of Confusion Music

Category	Blues Albums
Label	SellaBand
CD Universe Part number	7729364
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 17, 2008

Confused 5 Out Of Confusion Songs

	1.	Out of confusion
	2.	Back again
	3.	Because of you
	4.	Deep under
	5.	Why me
	6.	Puppet of the world
	7.	Don't hide your blues
	8.	New Orleans minor
	9.	No one
	10.	To the moon

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