Year of release 2002

Songs 21

Album time 42:23

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Main Title
 
4:15
2
'I Just Love The Army'
 
0:12
3
Alone In Three-Quarter Time
 
2:31
4
Is This A Promotion, Sir? '
 
0:28
5
A Man Alone (1)
 
3:16
6
'A Fair Appraisal'
 
0:25
7
Meeting With Grantby And Fight
 
3:29
8
'Do You Like Music? '
 
0:04
9
Jazz Along Alone
 
3:13
10
'I Like Birds Beat'
 
0:14
11
A Man Alone (2)
 
3:21
12
'Button Mushrooms And Birds'
 
0:46
13
The Death Of Carswell
 
3:42
14
The Best Meal You've Ever Eaten'
 
0:48
15
Alone Blues
 
6:19
16
'There's A Dead American Agent In My Flat'
 
0:14
17
If You're Not Clean, I'll Kill You
 
2:26
18
'Lose Yourself'
 
0:37
19
Goodbye Harry
 
3:00
20
'You Used Me'
 
0:15
21
A Man Alone (3)
 
2:56

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