Wolfgang Petry Verlieben Verloren CD Germany

Verlieben Verloren Music

List Price	$12.99 (You save $1.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, World Beat, German
Label	Na Klar!
Orig Year	1992
All Time Sales Rank	449544
CD Universe Part number	1377920
Catalog number	926298
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 22, 1992
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Germany

Wolfgang Petry Verlieben Verloren Songs

	1.	Verlieben, Verloren, Vergessen, Verzeih'n - (German)
	2.	Konnt' Ich Noch Einmal Mit Dir Leben - (German)
	3.	Du Bist Ein Wunder - (German)
	4.	Da Sind Diese Augen - (German)
	5.	Was Ist Denn Schon Dabei - (German)
	6.	Wieso und Weshalb Denn - (German)
	7.	20 Jahre Danach - (German)
	8.	Sandy - (German)
	9.	Einen Sommer Lang - (German)
	10.	Nur Mit Dir Ist es Schon - (German)

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