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Various Artists - Billboard Top Hits 1985
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Complete song list for "Various Artists - Billboard Top Hits 1985" - Audio CD:

1. Loverboy - Performer: Billy Ocean - Composer: Diamond and Ocean 2. Shout - Performer: Tears For Fears - Composer: Orzabal and Stanley 3. The Heat Is On - Performer: Glenn Frey - Composer: Forsey and Faltermeyer 4. Broken Wings - Performer: Mr. Mister - Composer: Page and George 5. Miami Vice Theme - Performer: Jan Hammer - Composer: Hammer 6. Oh Sheila - Performer: Ready For The World - Composer: Riley and Strozier 7. We Built This City - Performer: Starship - Composer: Taupin and Page 8. The Power Of Love - Performer: Huey Lewis and The News - Composer: Colla and Hayes 9. Can't Fight This Feeling - Performer: REO Speedwagon - Composer: Cronin 10. St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion) - Performer: John Parr - Composer: Foster and Parr

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