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Pavarotti & Friends For The Children Of Liberia

by Luciano Pavarotti

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17 tracks · 72 min

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01Let It Rain4:59
02Stop3:24
03How Do I Live3:56
04I Hate You Then I Love You4:44
05Higher Ground4:07
06'O Surdato 'nnamorato3:32
07Se Bastasse Una Canzone4:35
08Betcha Never4:44
09Viva Forever (Io ci saro)4:50
10Va, pensiero3:50
11Napule è4:11
12Une Place Pour Moi3:47
13Non ti scordar di me4:16
14Tonight4:07
15Dreams3:43
16Adeste Fideles (O come, all ye faithful)3:55
17Peace Just Wanted To Be Free5:21

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In brief

When was Pavarotti & Friends For The Children Of Liberia released?: Pavarotti & Friends For The Children Of Liberia was released in 1998.
How many tracks are on Pavarotti & Friends For The Children Of Liberia?: Pavarotti & Friends For The Children Of Liberia has 17 tracks, with a runtime of 72 minutes.

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