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| Released | 1997 | |||
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| Label | Elektra | |||
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Forever: An Anthology is a 1997 Judy Collins two-CD compilation album with thirty-five songs, including three new recordings: "The Fallow Way", "Nothing Lasts Forever" and "Walls (We Are Not Forgotten)" and a re-recording of "Chelsea Morning". [1]
| Track | Song Title | Length | Composer(s) |
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| 1 | Someday Soon | 3:44 | Ian Tyson |
| 2 | Who Knows Where the Time Goes? | 4:43 | Sandy Denny |
| 3 | Chelsea Morning | 3:15 | Joni Mitchell |
| 4 | Suzanne | 4:24 | Leonard Cohen |
| 5 | Born to the Breed | 4:49 | Judy Collins |
| 6 | Maid of the Constant Sorrow | 2:37 | Traditional |
| 7 | Since You Asked | 2:35 | Judy Collins |
| 8 | Bread and Roses | 3:06 | Mimi Fariña, James Oppenheim |
| 9 | In the Hills of Shiloh | 3:40 | James Friedman, Shel Silverstein |
| 10 | City of New Orleans | 4:10 | Steve Goodman |
| 11 | The Fallow Way | 4:02 | Judy Collins |
| 12 | Grandaddy | 3:24 | Judy Collins |
| 13 | My Father | 5:04 | Judy Collins |
| 14 | La Chanson des Vieux Amants | 4:39 | Jacques Brel |
| 15 | In My Life | 2:57 | Lennon–McCartney |
| 16 | Marat Sade | 5:37 | Richard Peaslee |
| 17 | Send in the Clowns | 4:04 | Stephen Sondheim |
| Track | Song title | Length | Composer(s) |
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| 1 | Both Sides Now | 3:15 | Joni Mitchell |
| 2 | Desperado | 3:33 | Glenn Frey, Don Henley |
| 3 | Masters of War | 3:24 | Bob Dylan |
| 4 | Fisherman Song | 3:57 | Judy Collins |
| 5 | So Early, Early in the Spring | 3:10 | Traditional |
| 6 | First Boy I Loved | 7:29 | Robin Williamson |
| 7 | Albatross | 4:52 | Judy Collins |
| 8 | Hard Lovin' Loser | 2:29 | Mimi Fariña, |
| 9 | In the Heat of the Summer | 3:26 | Phil Ochs |
| 10 | Pirate Jenny | 4:04 | Marc Blitzstein, Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill |
| 11 | Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) | 3:40 | Pete Seeger, Traditional |
| 12 | Salt of the Earth | 4:01 | Jagger/Richards |
| 13 | Farewell to Tarwathie | 4:53 | Traditional, arranged Judy Collins |
| 14 | Spanish Is the Loving Tongue | 4:32 | Charles Bafger Clark Jr. |
| 15 | Nothing Lasts Forever | 4:31 | Judy Collins, Jessie Valenzuela |
| 16 | Walls (We Are Not Forgotten) | 3:50 | Judy Collins, Louis Nelson |
| 17 | Bird on a Wire | 4:39 | Leonard Cohen |
| 18 | Amazing Grace | 4:06 | John Newton |
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