Worldwide (Deluxe Edition)

Everything But The GirlSeptember 23, 1991
Alternative/Indie℗ 2013 Buzzin’ Fly Records Limited under exclusive license to Chrysalis Recordings
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Worldwide is the sixth album by Everything but the Girl, released on 1 October 1991. The albums Worldwide and Acoustic were reissued together by Edsel Records as a 2-disc set in 2012.

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Disc 1

Songs
1
Old Friends (2013 Remaster)3:46
2
Understanding (2013 Remaster)4:11
3
You Lift Me Up (2013 Remaster)4:14
4
Talk to Me Like the Sea (2013 Remaster)4:28
5
British Summertime (2013 Remaster)3:48
6
Twin Cities (2013 Remaster)4:36
7
Frozen River (2013 Remaster)3:49
8
One Place (2013 Remaster)5:00
9
Politics Aside (2013 Remaster)3:25
10
Boxing and Pop Music (2013 Remaster)5:57
11
Feel Alright (2013 Remaster)1:10
12
Twin Cities (Wildwood Remix / 2013 Remaster)4:18
13
Twin Cities (The Green Plains a Cappella Mix / 2013 Remaster)4:30
14
Politics Aside (Instrumental / 2013 Remaster)2:37
15
British Summertime (Home Demo / 2013 Remaster)3:22
16
Frozen River (Home Demo / 2013 Remaster)3:29
17
Understanding (Home Demo / 2013 Remaster)3:47

Disc 2

Songs
1
Love Is Strange (2013 Remaster)3:23
2
Tougher Than the Rest (2013 Remaster)4:13
3
Time After Time (2013 Remaster)4:27
4
Alison (2013 Remaster)3:05
5
The Only Living Boy in New York (2013 Remaster)4:13
6
Gabriel (2013 Remaster)2:32
7
Birds (2013 Remaster)2:23
8
Horses in the Room (2013 Remaster)2:59
9
I Didn't Know I Was Looking for Love (2013 Remaster)4:19
10
My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains (2013 Remaster)2:58
11
Political Science (2013 Remaster)2:15
12
A Piece of My Mind (2013 Remaster)3:30
13
I Didn't Know I Was Looking for Love (Home Demo / 2013 Remaster)3:43
14
Thirteen (Unreleased Studio Demo / 2013 Remaster)2:41
15
Kotton Krown (Live / 2013 Remaster)2:33
16
Talk to Me Like the Sea (Live / 2013 Remaster)4:09
17
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? (Live / 2013 Remaster)3:49
18
Let It Be Me (Live / 2013 Remaster)2:42
19
Apron Strings (Live / 2013 Remaster)2:49
20
Back to the Old House (Live / 2013 Remaster)2:48
21
Fascination (Live / 2013 Remaster)4:10

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Genres
Alternative/Indie
Pop
Total length
2:16:22
Tracks
38
Released
September 30, 1991
Label
℗ 2013 Buzzin’ Fly Records Limited under exclusive license to Chrysalis Recordings
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