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Songs in the Album Evita Soundtrack (Part 1)

No	Song
1	A Cinema In Buenos Aires, 26 July 1952
2	A New Argentina
3	Another Suitcase In Another Hall

4	Buenos Aires
5	Charity Concert/The Art Of Possible
6	Eva And Magaldi/Eva Beware Of The City
7	Goodnight And Thank You
8	Hello And Goodbye
9	I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You
10	Oh What A Circus
11	On This Night Of A Thousand Stars
12	Peron's Latest Flame
13	Requiem For Evita
14	The Lady's Got Potential

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