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Let Me Be There by Olivia Newton-John — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1973

Let Me Be There

by Olivia Newton-John

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22 tracks · 75 min

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01Take Me Home Country Roads3:23
01Let Me Be There3:02
02Amoureuse3:43
02Me and Bobby McGee3:50
03Banks of the Ohio3:19
03Brotherly Love3:23
04Love Song3:48
04Heartbreaker2:33
05Rosewater5:09
05If Not For You2:51
06Take Me Home, Country Roads3:21
06You Ain't Got the Right3:35
07Feeling Best3:32
07Angel of the Morning4:00
08Being on the Loosing End3:47
08If I Could Read Your Mind3:44
09Help Me Make It Through the Night2:25
09Let Me Be There3:05
10Just a Little Too Much2:07
10Music Makes My Day3:15
11Leaving4:01
12If We Try3:26

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In brief

When was Let Me Be There released?: Let Me Be There was released in 1973.
How many tracks are on Let Me Be There?: Let Me Be There has 22 tracks, with a runtime of 75 minutes.
What genre is Let Me Be There?: Let Me Be There is catalogued under Pop.

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