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Songs in the Album Where We Belong (original Release)

No	Song
1	All That I Need
2	And I
3	Baby Can I Hold You Tonight

4	Good Conversation
5	I'm Learning - Part 1
6	I'm Learning - Part 2
7	I Love The Way You Love Me
8	Must Have Been High
9	No Matter What
10	One Kiss At A Time
11	Picture Of You
12	That's How Love Goes
13	This Is Where I Belong
14	Where Did You Go?
15	While The World Is Going Crazy
16	Will Be Yours
17	You Flew Away

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Crossing Borders

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