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'''"Rhymes Of Goodbye"''' is a song by Paula Frazer featuring [[Mark Eitzel]] and originally written by Scott Walker. It appears on two compilations from Badman Recording Co., the first being ''Shanti Project Collection Vol. 2'' (2000) and later, ''Badman Bedtime Maladies'' (2002). | '''"Rhymes Of Goodbye"''' is a song by [[Paula Frazer]] featuring [[Mark Eitzel]] and originally written by Scott Walker. It appears on two compilations from Badman Recording Co., the first being ''Shanti Project Collection Vol. 2'' (2000) and later, ''Badman Bedtime Maladies'' (2002). | ||
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[[Category:Eitzel guest appearances]] | [[Category:Mark Eitzel guest appearances]] | ||
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| Song by Paula Frazer with Mark Eitzel from the album Shanti Project Collection Vol. 2 | |
| Released | 2000 |
| Format | CD |
| Label | Badman Recording Co. |
| Writer(s) | Scott Walker |
| Shanti Project Collection Vol. 2 track listing | |
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"Rhymes Of Goodbye" is a song by Paula Frazer featuring Mark Eitzel and originally written by Scott Walker. It appears on two compilations from Badman Recording Co., the first being Shanti Project Collection Vol. 2 (2000) and later, Badman Bedtime Maladies (2002).