Lyrics by Man of La Mancha

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• Most Popular
• Alphabetical Order

1. Dulcinea
2. The Impossible Dream(The Quest)
3. Aldonza
4. Barber's Song
5. Dubbing
6. Finale
7. Finale (The Impossible Dream)
8. Golden Helmet Of Mambrino
9. I Really Like Him
10. I, Don Quixote
11. I'm Only Thinking of Him
12. Impossible Dream
13. It's All The Same
14. Knight Of The Woeful Countenance
15. Little Bird, Little Bird
16. Little Gossip
17. Man Of La Mancha (i, Don Quixote-reprise)
18. To Each His Dulcinea
19. What do You Want Of Me

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