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* "Sail Away", a single by the London-based band [[The Thirst]] |
* "Sail Away", a single by the London-based band [[The Thirst]] |
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* ''Sail Away'', a 1995 children's book by [[Donald Crews]] |
* ''Sail Away'', a 1995 children's book by [[Donald Crews]] |
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* [[Sail Away (Tom Harrell album)|''Sail Away |
* [[Sail Away (Tom Harrell album)|''Sail Away'' (Tom Harrell album)]] |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
Revision as of 06:23, 9 May 2010
Sail Away is the name of several works:
- Sail Away (Great White album); also the title of the first single from this album
- Sail Away (Randy Newman album)
- "Sail Away" (Randy Newman song), from that album
- Sail Away (musical), by Noël Coward; also the title of a song reprised in this musical
- "Sail Away", a 1991 song by Hans Hartz later performed by Joe Cocker
- "Sail Away", a song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on their 1972 album Mardi Gras
- "Sail Away", a song by Deep Purple from their album Burn
- "Sail Away", a song by Judy Garland from the album Judy Takes Broadway
- "Sail Away" (David Gray song)
- "Sail Away", a 1999 song by Pet Shop Boys, available as the B-side to "You Only Tell Me You Love Me When You're Drunk"
- "Sail Away" (The Rasmus song)
- "Sail Away", a 1978 song by Kenny Rogers
- "Sail Away", a 1979 song by The Oak Ridge Boys from their album The Oak Ridge Boys Have Arrived
- "Sail Away", a 1986 song by John Fogerty from his album Eye of the Zombie
- "Sail Away", a song by Status Quo from their album Thirsty Work
- "Sail Away", a song by Neil Young from his album Rust Never Sleeps
- "Sail Away", a song by Peter Frampton from his album Somethin's Happening
- "Sail Away", a single by the London-based band The Thirst
- Sail Away, a 1995 children's book by Donald Crews
- Sail Away (Tom Harrell album)
See also
- "Come Sail Away", a 1977 single by Styx
- "Orinoco Flow", an Enya single often mistakenly referred to as "Sail Away"