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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs
Label	EMI
All Time Sales Rank	285619
CD Universe Part number	7060350
Catalog number	518328
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 11, 2006
Additional Info	+Bonus Avcd

Hale Songs

	1.	Take No
	2.	Broken Sonnet
	3.	Blue Sky
	4.	Day You Said Goodnight, The
	5.	Wishing
	6.	Here Tonight
	7.	Kahit Pa
	8.	Life Support
	9.	Undreneath The Waves
	10.	Runaway
	11.	Bent Down
	12.	Kung Wala Ka
	13.	Kung Wala Ka (Bonus) (Video)
	14.	Kahit Pa (Bonus) (Video)
	15.	Day You Said Goodnight (Bonus) (Video), The
	16.	Broken Sonnet (Bonus) (Video)
	17.	Toll Gate (Bonus)
	18.	Day You Said Goodnight (Bonus) (Acoustic), The
	19.	Day You Said Goodnight, The

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