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Collected 1996-2005

by The Wallflowers

Alternative Rock

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16 tracks · 71 min

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01One Headlight5:17
026th Avenue Heartache5:41
03Three Marlenas5:01
04The Difference3:51
05Invisible City4:50
06Letters From the Wasteland4:33
07Hand Me Down3:40
08Sleepwalker3:32
09I've Been Delivered5:02
10When You're on Top3:58
11How Good It Can Get4:14
12Closer to You3:19
13The Beautiful Side of Somewhere4:03
14God Says Nothing Back4:48
15Eat You Sleeping4:16
16God Says Nothing Back (demo)4:32

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When was Collected 1996-2005 released?: Collected 1996-2005 was released in 2009.
How many tracks are on Collected 1996-2005?: Collected 1996-2005 has 16 tracks, with a runtime of 71 minutes.
What genre is Collected 1996-2005?: Collected 1996-2005 is catalogued under Alternative Rock.

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