Martin Korthuis - Broken hearts, broken dreams Album

Tracklist

1	Broken hearts, broken dreams	7:30
2	Woman for a night	4:27
3	On the road	4:29
4	The name of the game	3:15
5	What would I do	2:59
6	(looking for a) Fine, fine girl	3:17
7	All I ever need Written By – Martin Korthuis	5:30
8	Lies	5:30
9	Reflection	5:39
10	Time	3:40

Barcodes

• Other (Code on CD): MK0001

Companies

• Manufactured By – Martin Korthuis – MK0001

Album

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