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Songs in the Album Film Noir

No	Song
1	You Won’t Forget Me
2	Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye
3	Lili Marlene

4	Last Night When We Were Young
5	Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year
6	Film Noir
7	Laura
8	I’m A Fool To Want You
9	Two Sleepy People
10	Don’t Smoke In Bed
11	Somewhere In The Night

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