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Songs in the Album More Hits by the Supremes

No	Song
1	(I'm So Glad) Heartaches Don't Last Always
2	Back in My Arms Again
3	Honey Boy
4	I'm in Love Again
5	Mother Dear
6	Nothing But Heartaches
7	Stop! In the Name of Love
8	Who Could Ever Doubt My Love

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