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Songs in the Album Reflections

No	Song
1	Forever Came Today
2	I'm Gonna Make It (I Will Wait for You)
3	In and Out of Love
4	Reflections
5	The Happening
6	'Til You Do Me Right
7	Cryin For It
8	Save It Up
9	Damn Thing Called Love
10	How Did He Love You
11	What U R 2 Me
12	How Do You Tell The One
13	Sprung On It
14	How Could You Leave
15	Givin Up This Good Thing
16	I Like It Like That
17	Honey (Oh How I Need You)
18	Like The Sun
19	Tell Me Who You Are
20	My Number One
21	You'll Never Know
22	For My Family
23	Two Hearts Can Beat As One
24	Why Goodbye
25	If I Ever Lose This Love
26	Promise
27	Sexual
28	The One And Only
29	I Don't Have The Heart
30	You're Gone

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