We All Together - We All Together Album

Tracklist

1	Hey Revolution
2	Tomorrow
3	Some People Never Know
4	Waliking In The Rain
5	Why
6	Carry On Til Tomorrow
7	Children
8	Young People
9	It's A Sin To Go Away
10	The City Wil Be A Country

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