Tracks Recorded By Other Artists
Songs originally recorded by Romeo's Daughter that appeared on albums of other artists:
- "Heaven in the Back Seat" by Eddie Money on Right Here
- "Wild Child" by Heart on Brigade
- "I Cry Myself to Sleep at Night" by Bonnie Tyler on Angel Heart, Chrissy Steele on Magnet To Steele
- "Stay with Me Tonight" by Steps (recorded as "Stay with Me") on Step One
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