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Songs in the Album The Singles 1969-1973



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1 Close To You
2 For All We Know
3 Goodbye To Love
4 Hurting Each Other
5 It's Going To Take Some Time
6 Rainy Days And Mondays
7 Sing
8 Superstar
9 Ticket To Ride
10 Top Of The World
11 We've Only Just Begun
12 Yesterday Once More

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