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	1.	Tell Me Something
	2.	Living So Fast - (with Danny Gottlieb/Dave Liebman/John Tropea)
	3.	Let Me Breathe - (with Billy Cobham/Guy Barker)
	4.	Flying on the Sky
	5.	After All
	6.	Vision
	7.	You Are So Beautiful
	8.	Now That You've Gone
	9.	Leaving Now
	10.	Tell Me Something - (instrumental)

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