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Songs in the Album Letters Never Sent

No	Song
1	Letters Never Sent
2	Lost In Your Love
3	Like A River

4	Time Works On All The Wild Young Men
5	Touched By The Sun
6	Davy
7	Halfway ‘round The World
8	What About A Holiday
9	The Reason
10	Private
11	Catch It Like A Fever
12	Born To Break My Heart
13	I’d Rather It Was You

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