Make It on Time

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Make it on Time
Album Cover-Make it on Time.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedNovember 2, 1998 (Canada)
Genre Folk
Label Warner Music
Producer Dave and Geoff Panting
Rawlins Cross chronology
Celtic Instrumentals
(1997)
Make it on Time
(1998)
Anthology
(2008)

Make it on Time [1] is Rawlins Cross' [2] sixth and final album.

Track listing

  1. "Boogieland"
  2. "Crossroad"
  3. "Near Dearly Departed"
  4. "You Will Always Have My Love"
  5. "Make It on Time"
  6. "Some People"
  7. "Where Would I Be"
  8. "French Painter"/"Drive'er Down"
  9. "Don't Wait on Me"
  10. "Rockaway"
  11. "Two Islands"
  12. "Deep Blue"
  13. "Navvy on the Line"/"Jim Hodder's Reel"
  14. "Winter's Tale"

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