Wizard Of Oz Soundtrack CD Original

Wizard Of Oz Soundtrack Music

List Price	$11.99 (You save $1.50)
Category	Soundtrack Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7802735
Catalog number	837208
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 02, 2008
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

Wizard Of Oz Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Overture
	2.	Munchkinland
	3.	It Really Was No Miracle
	4.	Follow The Yellow Brick Road
	5.	If I Only Had A Brain
	6.	If I Only Had A Heart
	7.	Lions And Tigers And Bears
	8.	If I Only Had The Nerve
	9.	We're Off To See The Wizard
	10.	In The Merry Old Land Of Oz
	11.	If I Were King Of The Forest
	12.	Courage
	13.	Jitterbug

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