Buckerettes CD

Buckerettes Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7759809
Catalog number	303344
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 26, 2008

Buckerettes Songs

	1.	Zen Cowgirl
	2.	Bumblebee
	3.	Tear in the Sun
	4.	Wide Open Range
	5.	Beamer
	6.	Cowgirl in Paris
	7.	Dancing Heart/Crooked Smile/Timeless Hugs
	8.	Shadowdancing Blues
	9.	Sweneo
	10.	Hawaiian Cowgirl Polka
	11.	Workin It Up
	12.	Cowgirls On the Rio
	13.	Bring Me to Love
	14.	Meta Rides
	15.	Walk in the Light

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