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Something in the Air by Tom Petty

Something In The Air is one of two original songs off of Tom Petty's 1993 Greatest Hits album. It will have you tapping your feet to that classic Tom Petty sound in no time.
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Mary Jane's Last Dance

Mary Jane's Last Dance is one of Tom Petty's most Famous songs. Full of not so veiled drug references as well as a deeper double meaning, Mary Jane's Last Dance will get you thinking while you tap your foot and sing along.4 points

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Free Falling

Tom Petty is the epitome of Rock Star. He has reinvented himself several times over the years, but one song has been eternally tied to him -Free Fallin'. This is one of those great songs that you can't stop singing along to aloud.. even when you shouldn't.3 points

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An American Girl

American Girl is the first track on Tom Petty's Famed Greatest Hits Album. Here are the lyrics, videos, MP3s, and all the juicy details of American Girl for your enjoyment2 points

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Refugee

'Refugee' by Tom Petty was orignially released as a part of his 'Damn the Torpedoes' album in 1979 and was re-released in 1993 on Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Greatest Hits. Melissa Ethridge also Covered the song and it appears on her 2005 Greatest Hits Album as well.2 points

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Runnin' Down a Dream

Runnin' Down A Dream was originally released by Tom Petty on his Full Moon Fever album in 1989. It reached #23 on the US charts and #55 in the UK. A Documentary also named Runnin' Down A Dream was released in 2007, highlighting the career of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers2 points

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Into the Great Wide Open

Into The Great Wide Open was the title track to Tom Petty's 1991 album 'Into the Great Wide Open'. Petty's 14th studio album could hardly be called anything less than a hit.2 points

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Breakdown

Breakdown was Tom Petty's First Single. Originally released in January of 1977, it was re-released in October of the same year as well as on Tom Petty's Greatest Hits Album. Breakdown reached #40 on the US charts.1 point

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Don't Do Me Like That

Don't Do Me Like That is another great song by Tom Petty about a man scorned by a woman ( a recurring theme with Tom). It's excellent beat and fun lyrics will have you singing along before you are halfway through.1 point

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Don't Come Around Here No More

Don't Come Around Here No More by Tom Petty was originally released in 1985 on the Southern Accents Album. It eventually reached number 13 on the US charts and #50 in the UK. Petty wrote Don't Come Around Here No More with Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics while taking some time off from the Heartbreak...1 point

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I Won't Back Down

I Won't Back Down was originally released by Tom Petty as a part of the Full Moon Fever album in 1989. It rose all the way to #12 in the US and #28 in the UK. I Won't Back Down was Petty's first single without use of the Heartbreakers as a back up band.1 point

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Something In the Air

Something In The Air is one of two original songs off of Tom Petty's 1993 Greatest Hits album. It will have you tapping your feet to that classic Tom Petty sound in no time.1 point

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I Need To Know

I Need To Know is another great track off of Tom Petty's Greatest Hits. Originally off of Petty's 1978 album You're Gonna Get it! I Need To Know tells the story of confronting a lover who may be cheating.0 points

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Listen to Her Heart

Listen To Her Heart was an original single released by Tom Petty in 1993 as part of his Greatest Hits Album. We've got the lyrics, videos, MP3s and more for Listen To Her Heart. Check it out!0 points

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The Waiting

The Waiting by Tom Petty was originally released on the album Hard Promises in 1981 and climed as high as #19 on the Billboard Charts in that same year.0 points

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You Got Lucky

You Got Lucky was released in on the Long After Dark album in 1982 and hit #20 on the charts. The entire backdrop to the song was a drum loop they recorded the lyrics over. You Got Lucky is definitely a must listen for all music lovers.0 points

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Even the Losers

Ok, Tom Petty isn't really a loser by any measure, but he sure can put out some great rock music. Even The Losers is a cut off of Petty's Greatest Hits album released in 1993. This soulful love ballad is a classic Petty beat.0 points

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Here Comes My Girl

Here Comes My Girl is perhaps Tom Petty's best love song. Released in 1979 on Petty's Damn the Torpedoes album, Here Comes My Girl was re-released on Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Greatest Hits album in 1993.0 points

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Learning to Fly

Learning To Fly was released by Tom Petty in 1991 on his 'Into the Great Wide Open' album. Common thought says Learning To Fly is about drug use but in reality, Tom got the idea for the song after seeing a documentary where a Pilot was being interviewed. He said that learning to fly wasn't the hard...0 points

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