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Lavin's 20th solo album is her most adventurous to date. It's funny, serious, topical, inventive - she simply never runs out of song writing material. Nine new songs join three updated versions of her most requested tunes, along with a surprising cover o Cold Pizza For Breakfast Music Christine Lavin Cold Pizza For Breakfast Songs | 1. | Cold Pizza |
| 2. | A Firefly's Life |
| 3. | The Kind Of Love You Never Recover From |
| 4. | Sometimes |
| 5. | Here Comes Caesar The Dog Whisperer |
| 6. | Too Old For The National Spelling Bee |
| 7. | That Elusive Blue |
| 8. | Human |
| 9. | Attractive Stupid People |
| 10. | Not Me Not Me Not Me |
| 11. | Odds Are |
| 12. | Mencken's Pen |
| 13. | Bring Back The Bow |
| 14. | Christine Reads An Excerpt Of Chapter Two From Her Book Cold Pizza For Breakfast |
| 15. | Good Thing SHE Can't Read My Mind: A Dude's Eye View |
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