Eternity: A Romantic Collection CD

Eternity: A Romantic Collection Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Jazz, New Age
Label	Real Music
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	178179
CD Universe Part number	1060859
Catalog number	3214
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 30, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Eternity: A Romantic Collection Songs

	1.	Place in My Heart, A - Nicholas Gunn
	2.	Inner Sanctum - Mars Lasar
	3.	Embrace - Govi
	4.	Simple Thoughts - Max Lasser's Ark
	5.	Sundial Dreams - Kevin Kern
	6.	New Beginning, A - Hilary Stagg
	7.	Once in a Life - Brian BecVar
	8.	Lavender Moon - Shastro
	9.	Festive - Bernward Koch
	10.	Blessing, The - Mars Lasar
	11.	Sultan's Wing - Ayman
	12.	Dream Spiral - Hilary Stagg
	13.	Quinta Essentia - Nicholas Gunn
	14.	Sailing Away - Govi
	15.	After the Rain - Kevin Kern

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