After All (album)

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After All
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 24, 1995
Genre Reggae
Luciano chronology
One Way Ticket
(1994)
After All
(1995)
Where There Is Life
(1995)
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After All is an album by Luciano.

Track listing

  1. Shake It Up Tonight
  2. Baby I can't Believe
  3. Hold On To Your Dreams
  4. All I'm Living For
  5. I'm Stepping On It
  6. True Love
  7. It's A Jungle Out There
  8. After All
  9. Try and Remember
  10. Took Me For Granted
  11. Hold Me In Your Arms
  12. Try and Remember (Remix)

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