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Music for the People

Music for the People is a 2009 album by The Enemy. It runs 14 tracks across 56 minutes.

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14 tracks · 56 min

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01Elephant Song4:10
02No Time for Tears5:13
0351st State2:29
04Sing When You're in Love3:37
05Last Goodbye4:51
06Nation of Checkout Girls3:14
07Be Somebody3:04
08Don't Break the Red Tape3:42
09Keep Losing4:35
10Silver Spoon7:39
11A New England2:51
12Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)2:54
13Keep Losing (strings version)4:32
14Away From Here (Live From Union Chapel)3:28

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In brief

When was Music for the People released?: Music for the People was released in 2009.
How many tracks are on Music for the People?: Music for the People has 14 tracks, with a runtime of 56 minutes.
What albums are similar to Music for the People?: Listeners of Music for the People also rate The State of Things by Reverend and The Makers, Talking by The Rifles, These Are the Facts by Milburn.

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