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Tom Snare's World

Studio album by Tom Snare
Released	30 October 2006
Genre	Electronic, house, dance, trance, french house, eurodance
Length	74:28
Label	Universal Licensing Music

Singles from Tom Snare's World
"Philosophy" Released: 2005 "My Homeworld" Released: 2007

Tom Snare's World is the first album by Tom Snare.

Track listing[edit]

"Waterfalls (Radio Edit)"
"Philosophy (Radio Edit)"
"My Mother Says"
"My Homeworld"
"Electro Choc"
"Love Sensation"
"Lick It"
"Running (I Can't Stop Loving You)"
"Rock On You"
"Fashion Avenue"
"More Than A Surprise"
"No Dreams"
"Philosophy (Remix)"
"My Mother Says (Extended Mix)"
"Waterfalls (Electro Extended Mix)"
"My Mother Says (My Piano Mix)"

Credits[edit]

Xavier Decanter wrote, composed, produced and mixed the album.^[1]

Charts[edit]

Chart (2006)	Peak position
French Albums (SNEP)^[2]	108

References[edit]

^ "Tom Snare – Tom Snare's World (New Edition) at Discogs". Discogs.com. Retrieved 21 June 2013.
^ "Lescharts.com – Tom Snare – Tom Snare's World". Hung Medien.

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