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Songs in the Album Hearts

No	Song
1	Heart & Soul
2	Hope Springs Eternal
3	I'd Die For You
4	It's Not Too Late
5	Lonely Is The Night
6	My Hearts With You
7	One More Chance
8	Put Love In Your Life
9	Stars In Your Eyes
10	Time For Love
11	You're Only In Love
12	Daisy Jane
13	Half A Man
14	Midnight
15	Bell Tree
16	Old Virginia
17	People In The Valley
18	Company
19	Woman Tonight
20	The Story Of A Teenager
21	Sister Golden Hair
22	Tomorrow
23	Seasons
24	Simple Life (japanese Import Cd Bonus)
25	Maybe Won't Do
26	Hell Yeah!
27	The Geeks Get the Girls
28	Something Real
29	We Can't Be Friends
30	Separation Anxiety
31	The Everlasting Fall
32	Highs And Lows
33	Baby Come Home
34	Where Did We Go Wrong
35	Hearts On Parade

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