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Songs in the Album MTV Unplugged NYC 1997 [live]

No	Song
1	End of the Road
2	Breathe Again
3	Exhale

4	Talk To Me
5	Whip Appeal
6	How Come, How Long
7	Change The World
8	I Care About You
9	I'll Make Love to You
10	Gone To Soon
11	The Day (That You Gave Me A Son)

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