Jenn Friedman Wake Up Summer CD

Wake Up Summer Music

Category	Pop Albums
Label	Jenn Friedman
CD Universe Part number	7855468
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 15, 2004

Jenn Friedman Wake Up Summer Songs

	1.	Skin
	2.	Summer
	3.	Captain
	4.	I Hear Your Voice
	5.	Burn
	6.	Soldiers
	7.	Precious Time
	8.	Wilted
	9.	Wait

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