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Songs in the Album I Remember Yesterday



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1 Back In Love Again
2 Black Lady
3 Can't We Just Sit Down (And Talk It Over)
4 I Remember Yesterday
5 I Remember Yesterday (Reprise)
6 Love's Unkind
7 Take Me

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