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  1. 1941
  2. Cuddly Toy
  3. Without Her
  4. One
  5. Everybody's Talkin'
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  1. 1941
  2. Cuddly Toy
  3. Without Her
  4. One
  5. Everybody's Talkin'
  6. Girlfriend
  7. Good Old Desk
  8. I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City
  9. The Puppy Song
  10. Living Without You
  11. Me and My Arrow
  12. Without You
  13. Coconut
  14. Jump into the Fire
  15. Moonbeam Song
  16. Remember
  17. Spaceman
  18. You're Breaking My Heart
  19. Daybreak
  20. Don't Forget Me
  21. As Time Goes By
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Harry Nilsson was always a maverick artist, following his own sense of style down the byways of pop, turning out carefully crafted -- even baffling -- songs that shared no direct affinity with any other artist of his day. He drew heavily on American Tin Pan Alley traditions, using them to craft his own cracked and ironic view of the human condition, making him, in some ways, a singer stuck out of time. That he had hit records really seems more accidental and circumstantial than by any personal design, and maybe because of ...

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