Sweet November (2001 Film) - Songs

Songs

No. Title Lyrics Singer(s) Length
1. "Cellophane" Amanda Ghost, Sacha Skarbek, Ian Dench, Lucas Burton Amanda Ghost 3:33
2. "Only Time (Original Version)" Enya, Roma Ryan Enya 3:38
3. "Shame" Brian Transeau BT 3:21
4. "Touched by an Angel" Stevie Nicks Stevie Nicks 4:23
5. "The Consequences of Falling (Lenny B Remix)" Billy Steinberg, Rick Nowels, Marie-Claire D'Ubaldo k.d. lang 4:16
6. "Heart Door (With Dolly Parton)" Paula Cole Paula Cole with Dolly Parton 4:08
7. "My Number" Tegan Rain Quin, Sara Keirsten Quin Tegan and Sara 4:09
8. "Off The Hook" Steven Page, Ed Robertson Barenaked Ladies 4:34
9. "Rock DJ" Robbie Williams, Guy Chambers, Kelvin Andrews, Nelson Pigford, Ekundayo Paris Robbie Williams 4:16
10. "Baby Work Out" Jackie Wilson Jackie Wilson, Alonzo Tucker 3:00
11. "You Deserve To Be Loved" Dillon O'Brian Tracy Dawn 5:02
12. "Wherever You Are" Larry Klein, Tonio K Celeste Prince 4:17
13. "The Other Half Of Me" S. Freeman, J. Lawrence Bobby Darin 2:27
14. "Calafia" Dave Ralicke Jump With Joey
15. "Middle of the Night" Paul Brown, Roberto Vally, Rick Braun Rick Braun
16. "Time After Time" Jules Styne, Sammy Cahn Keanu Reeves

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