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'Worry No More' (Jerry Williams) – 2:34. 'Breakin’ My Heart' – 4:17. 'Delia' (Traditional) – 0:42.

'Buried Alive' – 3:37. 'Come to Realise' – 3:52. 'Infekshun' – 4:03. ' – 4:10. 'We All Get Old' – 4:09. 'F.U.C.

Her' – 3:15. 'Lost and Lonely' – 4:14. 'Don't Worry' – 3:26 Personnel.

Ronnie Wood – lead vocals, guitar, pedal steel, bass. – backing vocals. – guitar, backing vocals. – guitar. – bass.

– drums. – percussion. – drums on 'Seven Days'. – keyboards. aka Jerry Williams – piano, backing vocals. Harry Phillips – piano.

– tenor saxophone on 'Don't Worry'. – backing vocals Technical. Geoff Workman - engineer. Tony Lane - design. Ronnie Wood - paintings Studio/Road Crew. Royden 'Chuch' Magee. Gary Schultz.

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