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The Fray: Deluxe Edition 2CD 2009 Zip Exclusive - A Timeless Musical Treasure

The Deluxe Edition of The Fray's self-titled second album, released in November 2009, is a 2-CD set that includes the original 10-track studio album plus a bonus disc featuring rare recordings and live performances. Disc 1: Standard Album the fraythe fray deluxe edition 2cd 2009zip exclusive

CD 1 – The Original Album

1. Syndicate
2. Absolute
3. You Found Me
4. Say When
5. Never Say Never
6. Where the Story Ends
7. Enough for Now
8. Ungodly Hour
9. We Build Then We Break
10. Happiness

• Disc 1 (Standard Album)
• Disc 2 (The Exclusive Demos)
• Digital Booklet.pdf

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1. "You Found Me"
2. "Syndrome"
3. "Heartbeat Song"
4. "A Heart Like Mine"
5. "Same as You"
6. "Make or Break"
7. "I Don't Care"
8. "How to Save a Life (Piano Version)"
9. "Little House"
10. "Dreams"
11. "If You Stay"

• The Fray's debut single, "How to Save a Life," was a chart-topper in over 20 countries.
• The band has performed at numerous charity events, including the 2006 American Music Awards.

The Fray’s 2009 self-titled sophomore album was a pivotal "make-or-break" moment for the Denver quartet. Following the massive, chart-topping success of How to Save a Life, the band faced the daunting task of proving they weren't just a one-hit-wonder fluke. The 2009 Deluxe Edition (2CD) stands as the definitive document of that era, capturing a band expanding their piano-rock sound while grappling with the pressures of global fame. The Core Album: Polishing the Signature Sound Syndicate Absolute You Found Me Say When Never

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