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2003 compilation includes rare & previously unreleased tracks & a new version of his 1982 hit, 'Maniac'. The European edition includes three bonus tracks, 'Voodoo', 'What You Really Want', & 'Burn It Up'. Frontiers. Michael Sembello Lost Years Songs | 1. | Love Doesn't Live Here Anymore |
| 2. | Tear Down the Walls |
| 3. | Winter of Our Love, The |
| 4. | Black Rain |
| 5. | Heavy Weather |
| 6. | One Planet, One People |
| 7. | Maniac (New Version) |
| 8. | Life of My Broken Heart, The |
| 9. | Where Are We Now |
| 10. | Rub the Stone |
| 11. | Voodoo (Bonus Track) |
| 12. | What You Really Want (Bonus Track) |
| 13. | Burn It up (Bonus Track) |
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