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Songs in the Album With the Beatles

No	Song
1	All I've Got To Do (lennon/mccartney)
2	All My Loving (lennon/mccartney)
3	Devil In Her Heart (drapkin)
4	Don't Bother Me (harrison)
5	Hold Me Tight (lennon/mccartney)
6	It Won't Be Long (lennon/mccartney
7	I Wanna Be Your Man (lennon/mccartney
8	Little Child (lennon/mccartney)
9	Money (that's What I Want) (radford/cordy)
10	Not A Second Time (lennon/mccartney)
11	Please Mister Postman (dobbin/garrett/garman/brianbert)
12	Roll Over Beethoven (berry)
13	Till There Was You (wilson)
14	You Really Got A Hold On Me (robinson)
15	Money
16	Roll over beethoven
17	Hold me tight
18	Please mr. Postman
19	Don't bother me
20	All i've got to do
21	You really gotta hold on me
22	I wanna be your man
23	It won't be long
24	Till there was you
25	Little child
26	All my loving
27	Not a second time

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