Breakfast in America
| Genre | Soft Rock, Pop/Rock, Prog-Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Art Rock, Album Rock |
| Release Date | 1979 |
| Artist | Supertramp |
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Tracklist
- 1Gone HollywoodSupertramp5:20
- 2Logical SongSupertramp4:11
- 3Goodbye StrangerSupertramp5:50
- 4Breakfast in AmericaSupertramp2:39
- 5Oh DarlingSupertramp4:02
- 6Take the Long Way HomeSupertramp5:08
- 7Lord Is It MineSupertramp4:10
- 8Just Another Nervous WreckSupertramp4:25
- 9Casual ConversationsSupertramp2:58
- 10Child of VisionSupertramp7:31
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