Look Sharp! (Roxette Album) - Track Listings

Track Listings

CD original release

All songs written and composed by Per Gessle, except where noted.

No. Title Length
1. "The Look" 3:57
2. "Dressed for Success" 4:09
3. "Sleeping Single" 4:38
4. "Paint" 3:30
5. "Dance Away" (Marie Fredriksson, Gessle) 3:25
6. "Cry" (Fredriksson, Gessle) 5:19
7. "Chances" 4:57
8. "Dangerous" 3:49
9. "Half a Woman, Half a Shadow" (Fredriksson, Gessle) 3:35
10. "View From a Hill" 3:40
11. "(I Could Never) Give You Up" 3:58
12. "Shadow of a Doubt" (Fredriksson, Gessle) 4:14
13. "Listen to Your Heart" (Gessle, Mats MP Persson) 5:29
Total length: 53:12
2009 Remastered Release – CD bonus tracks
No. Title Length
14. "The Voice" 4:14
15. "One is Such a Lonely Number" (Demo) 3:31
16. "Don't Believe in Accidents" (Demo) 3:41
2009 Remastered Release – iTunes only bonus tracks
No. Title Length
17. "Cry" (Demo) 5:07
18. "Dressed for Success" (Chris Lord-Alge Mix/US Single Mix) 4:10
19. "Listen to Your Heart" (US Remix) 4:52
20. "Surrender" (Live) 3:09
21. "Neverending Love" (Live) 3:27
LP/Cassette – Side A
No. Title Length
1. "The Look"
2. "Dressed for Success"
3. "Sleeping Single"
4. "Paint"
5. "Dance Away"
6. "Cry"
LP/Cassette – Side B
No. Title Length
7. "Chances"
8. "Dangerous"
9. "Half a Woman, Half a Shadow"
10. "View From a Hill"
11. "Shadow of a Doubt"
12. "Listen to Your Heart"

Singles

  • "Chances"
  1. "Chances"
  2. "Silver Blue"
  • "The Look"
  1. "The Look"
  2. "Silver Blue"
  • "Dressed for Success"
  1. "Dressed for Success"
  2. "The Voice"
  • "Listen to Your Heart"
  1. "Listen to Your Heart"
  2. "(I Could Never) Give You Up"
  • "Dangerous"
  1. "Dangerous"
  2. "Surrender"/"Neverending Love"

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