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Songs in the Album Songs

No	Song
1	A Bunch Of Lonesome Heroes
2	A Song For The Dead
3	A Song For The Deaf
4	A Woman's Worth
5	Always And Forever
6	Another Love Song
7	Avalanche
8	Bird On The Wire
9	Broken
10	Butterflyz
11	Caged Bird
12	Do It Again
13	Endless Love
14	Everybody Wants To Rule The World
15	Fallin
16	Famous Blue Raincoat
17	First It Giveth
18	Girlfriend
19	Go With The Flow
20	Going In Circles
21	Gonna Leave You
22	Goodbye
23	Hangin' Tree
24	Head Over Heals
25	How Come You Don't Call Me
26	I Believe
27	Impossible Dream
28	Jane Doe
29	Lady Midnight
30	Love Calls You By Your Name
31	Love The One You're With
32	Lovin' You
33	Master Song
34	Mosquito Song
35	Mother's Talk
36	Mr. Man
37	Never Felt This Way (Interlude)
38	No One Knows
39	Piano & I
40	Rock Wit U
41	Shout
42	Six Shooter
43	The Life
44	The Sky Is Fallin'
45	The Working Hour
46	Troubles
47	Why Do I Feel So Sad?
48	You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like
49	Piano & I (interlude)
50	How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore
51	Fallin'
52	Mr. Man (featuring Jimmy Cozier)
53	Why Do I Feel So Sad
54	Strangers In The Night
55	I Don't Want The Night To End
56	Mr. Rockefeller
57	Old Cape Cod
58	Buckets Of Rain (with Bob Dylan)
59	Love Says It's Waiting
60	Shiver Me Timbers/samedi Et Vendredi
61	No Jestering
62	Tragedy
63	Marahuana
64	Let Me Just Follow Behind
65	A Foggy Day
66	Body And Soul
67	Day In, Day Out
68	I Didn't Know What Time It Was
69	I Wished On The Moon
70	Just One Of Those Things
71	Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
72	Moonlight In Vermont
73	One For My Baby (and One More For The Road)
74	Our Love Is Here To Stay
75	Stars Fell On Alabama
76	They Can't Take That Away From Me
77	Fighting Desire
78	Tash's Song

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