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Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile

Alternative Rock

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14 tracks · 52 min

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01Song From an American Movie, Part 11:39
02Here We Go Again4:11
03AM Radio3:57
04Brown Eyed Girl4:21
05Learning How to Smile3:50
06The Honeymoon Song3:38
07Now That It's Over3:50
08Thrift Store Chair2:09
09Otis Redding3:56
10Unemployed Boyfriend4:15
11Wonderful4:41
12Annabella's Song4:55
13Out of My Depth3:32
14Rock Star3:30

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When was Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile released?: Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile was released in 2000 on Capitol Records.
How many tracks are on Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile?: Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile has 14 tracks, with a runtime of 52 minutes.
What genre is Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile?: Songs From an American Movie, Volume 1: Learning How to Smile is catalogued under Alternative Rock.

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