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Songs in the Album MTV Unplugged

No	Song
1	At Your Side
2	Everybody Hurts
3	Forgiven Not Forgotten
4	No Frontiers
5	Old Town
6	Radio
7	Runaway
8	Because The Night
9	Candy Everybody Wants
10	Don't Talk
11	Eat For Two
12	Gold Rush Brides
13	Hey Jack Kerouac
14	I'm Not The Man
15	Jezebel
16	Like The Weather
17	Noah's Dove
18	Stockton Gala Days
19	These Are Days
20	Trouble Me
21	What's The Matter Here
22	I Was Hoping
23	You Oughta Know
24	Joining You
25	Ironic
26	King Of Pain
27	Head Over Feet
28	These R The Thoughts
29	You Learn
30	Princes Familiar
31	No Pressure Over Cappuccino
32	That I Would Be Good
33	Uninvited
34	Heaven Beside You
35	Angry Chair
36	Down In A Hole
37	Sludge Factory
38	Killer Is Me
39	Brother
40	Over Now
41	No Excuses
42	Got Me Wrong
43	Rooster
44	Frogs
45	Nutshell
46	Would?
47	Breathe Again
48	Change The World
49	End Of The Road
50	Exhale (shoop Shoop)
51	Gone Too Soon
52	How Come, How Long
53	I'll Make Love To You
54	I Care 'bout You
55	Talk To Me
56	The Day (that You Gave Me A Son)
57	Whip Appeal
58	End of the Road
59	Breathe Again
60	Exhale
61	Talk To Me
62	Whip Appeal
63	How Come, How Long
64	Change The World
65	I Care About You
66	I'll Make Love to You
67	Gone To Soon
68	The Day (That You Gave Me A Son)
69	If Ya Wanna Be Bad - Ya Gotta Be Good / Let's Make A Night To Remember
70	Summer Of '69
71	A Little Love
72	18 Til I Die
73	Back To You
74	Heaven
75	I'll Always Be Right There
76	The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You
77	Cuts Like A Knife
78	When You Love Someone
79	I Think About You
80	I'm Ready
81	Fits Ya Good

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