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CD Pearls Before Swine: City Of Gold / ...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In.

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City Of Gold / ...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In. - CD

Name: CD Pearls Before Swine: City Of Gold / ...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In.
SKU: 404381
Price: 439 CZK
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Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

Pearls Before Swine | Tom Rapp

Folk, World, & Country | Folk

2017

BGO Records 14. April 2017 United Kingdom

Compilation Remastered

More ID: 403393 EAN: 5017261212856 Discogs ID: 10201163

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Title	City Of Gold / ...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In.
Artist	Pearls Before Swine \| Tom Rapp
Format	CD
Labels	BGO Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	14. April 2017
First released	2017
Weight	85 g
EAN	5017261212856
Product ID	403393
Discogs ID	10201163
Discogs reviews	4.75

Pearls Before Swine: City Of Gold / ...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In. version on CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company BGO Records on 14. April 2017. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Folk.

	City Of Gold
1	Sonnet #65	0:48 min
	Lyrics By William Shakespeare \| Written-By Tom Rapp
2	Once Upon A Time	2:39 min
3	Raindrops	2:03 min
4	City Of Gold	3:05 min
5	Nancy	4:49 min
	Written-By Leonard Cohen
6	Seasons In The Sun	3:20 min
	Written-By Jacques Brel, Rod McKuen
7	My Father	2:11 min
	Written-By Judy Collins
8	The Man	2:25 min
9	Casablanca	2:28 min
10	Wedding	1:42 min
11	Did You Dream Of	2:53 min
	...Beautiful Lies You Could Live In.
12	Snow Queen	4:00 min
13	A Life	2:57 min
14	Butterflies	2:46 min
15	Simple Things	2:56 min
16	Everybody's Got Pain	2:48 min
17	Bird On A Wire	3:33 min
	Written-By Leonard Cohen
18	Island Lady	4:02 min
19	Come To Me	2:58 min
20	Freedom	3:03 min
21	She's Gone	2:12 min
22	Epitaph	1:25 min
	Music By Elizabeth Rapp \| Words By Alfred Edward Housman