Oasis - Instrumentals From The Album "Don't Believe The Truth" Album

Tracklist

1	Part Of The Queue
2	Lyla
3	Importance Of Being Idle

Credits

• Written-By – Noel Gallagher

Notes

Tracks are instrumental.

All recordings licensed for promotional purposes only.
Not for resale or distribution.

Comes in plastic wallet.

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Sony / ATV Music Publishing

Short intro

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