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Songs in the Album Most Of All - The Best Of Deborah Harry

No	Song
1	Backfired
2	Brite Side
3	Communion

4	Feel The Spin (extended Version)
5	Free To Fall
6	French Kissin' In The Usa
7	In Love With Love
8	I Can See Clearly
9	I Want That Man
10	I Want That Man (allanah Currie-tom Bailey)
11	Maybe For Sure
12	Rockbird
13	Rush Rush (extended Version)
14	Strike Me Pink
15	Sweet And Low
16	The Jam Was Moving
17	Well, Did You Evah!

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