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Songs in the Album Hits

No	Song
1	True Colors
2	Easy Lover
3	You Can't Hurry Love
4	Two Hearts
5	I Wish It Would Rain Down
6	Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)
7	Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
8	Seperate Lives
9	One More Night
10	Sussudio
11	Dance Into The Light
12	A Groovy Kind Of Love
13	In The Air Tonight
14	Take Me Home
15	Clockwork Creep
16	Donna
17	Headline Hustler
18	Hotel
19	Johnny Don't Do It
20	Oh Effendi
21	Old Wild Men
22	Rubber Bullets
23	Sand In My Face
24	Silly Love
25	The Dean And I
26	The Sacro-iliac
27	The Worst Band In The World
28	Wall Street Shuffle
29	Do What's Good For Me
30	Faces
31	Get Ready For This
32	Here I Go
33	Jump For Joy
34	Let The Beat Control Your Body
35	Magic Friend
36	Maximum Overdrive
37	Nothing Like The Rain
38	No Limit
39	Spread Your Love
40	The Real Thing
41	Tribal Dance
42	Twilight Zone
43	Workaholic
44	All I Have To Give
45	As Long As You Love Me
46	Drowning
47	Everybody(backstreet's Back)
48	I Want It That Way
49	I'll Never Break Your Heart
50	Larger Than Life
51	More Than That
52	Quit Playing Games
53	Shape Of My Heart
54	Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely
55	The Call
56	The One

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