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Stafford,Jo Gi Jo: Songs Of World War Ii CD
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- SKU:
- 01996388
- UPC:
- 783121110529
- MPN:
- 105
- Condition:
- New
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One of the most popular female singers of wartime America reprises some of the era's favorite tunes, including I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen; I'll Be Seeing You; We Mustn't Say Goodbye; It Could Happen to You; I'll Remember April, and more.
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1. I'll Walk Alone 2. I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen 3. No Love, No Nothin' 4. We Mustn't Say Goodbye 5. You'll Never Know 6. I'll Remember April 7. It Could Happen to You 8. I Don't Want to Walk Without You 9. I Fall in Love Too Easily 10. I'll Be Seeing You
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