The Cranberries Album: “When You're Gone”
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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UPC:042285482522
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Average (5.0) :(5 votes)
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Wnen You're Gone - (edit) |
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Free To Decide +Video
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Free To Decide - (live) |
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Cordell - (non LP) |
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Zombie - (MTV Unplugged version) |
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Zombie - (A Camel's Hump remix) |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- best single i've ever bought truthfully
i bought this single originally because of free to decide, but i love the whole thing great thing for first time cranberries buyers Adam (Atlanta, GA) - January 02, 2002
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- A great maxi-single
This is a really good cd single from the Cranberries. To me, the highlight of the disc is the b-side song "Cordell" found on the Japanese version of "To the faithful departed". It also has an acoustic version of Zombie from MTV Unplugged, as well as a live version of Free to Decide. This is a good cd to have if you conside yourself a cranfan. Customer review - February 01, 1999
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- A good new song!
The best part of this CD is certaintly the b-sides song Cordell which is really good!!! The acoustic version of Zombie is pretty cool too. YingYang (chinatown) - December 18, 2001
- A beautiful love song!
Here's another beautiful love song from the Cranberries, one you should play at your wedding! It's right up there with the teary eyes ballad "Dreaming My Dreams". "When You're Gone" is sure to live on for many cranfans! "bury" (Bs.As, Argentina) - September 18, 1999
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Espectacular, muy intimo, exelente!!!
Dulce como la miel, suave como el terciopelo, fuerte como roble negro, Dolores se pasa, Diosa! |
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