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All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall

by The Airborne Toxic Event

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17 tracks · 74 min

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01String Quartet: II - Assez Vif: Très Rythmé2:28
02Wishing Well3:41
03This Losing3:43
04A Letter to Georgia3:37
05The Book of Love4:15
06Something New3:35
07Duet4:40
08Gasoline3:48
09Happiness Is Overrated3:31
10Intro Marching Band2:01
11Does This Mean You're Moving On?2:44
12Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?4:09
13Sometime Around Midnight5:28
14Goodbye Horses4:04
15All I Ever Wanted5:12
16Innocence10:15
17Missy6:51

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When was All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall released?: All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall was released in 2010.
How many tracks are on All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall?: All I Ever Wanted: Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall has 17 tracks, with a runtime of 74 minutes.

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