Tokyo Rose - Dry Your Eyes Album

Tracklist

1	Dry Your Eyes
2	This Is Tokyo Rose

Credits

• Drums – Graeme Wright
• Guest, Guitar – Peter Barclay
• Guest, Saxophone – Derek Smith
• Keyboards – Steve Blankinsop
• Vocals – Val Ophield

Video

Album

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