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Tab. 3/d: Classifica canzoni Peter Gabriel - Ranking Peter Gabriel songs Pos. Canzoni/Songs Gabriel Voti Pos. Canzoni/Songs Gabriel Voti Pos. Canzoni/Songs Gabriel Voti 1 Here comes the flood 71 22 Lay your hands on me 10 29 Kiss of life 1 2 Red Rain 67 23 Sky blue 9 The Barry Williams show 1 3 Solsbury hill 53 Downside up 9 Cloudless 1 4 San Jacinto 44 24 Indigo 7 Listening wind 1 5 Mercy street 37 More than this 7 It is accomplished 1 6 Biko 35 25 Modern love 5 Passion 1 Family snapshot 35 Slowburn 5 The nest that sailed the sky 1 7 Don't give up 33 D.I.Y. 5 Growing up 1 8 In your eyes 32 26 Steam 4 Shaking the tree 1 9 Intruder 31 Exposure 4 This is the picture 1 10 Wallflower 27 Lead a normal life 4 With this love 1 11 Shock the monkey 24 Down the dolce vita 4 Fourteen black paintings 1 Secret world 24 27 The book of love 3 Zaar 1 The rhythm of the heat 24 Big time 3 We do what we told 1 12 Humdrum 23 Love to be loved 3 A wonderful day in a one way world 1 I don't remember 23 I have the touch 3 Perspective 1 On the air 23 Not one of us 3 Flume 1 13 Mother of violence 22 Across the river 3 14 Sledgehammer 20 A different drum 3 Come talk to me 20 28 I go swimming 2 15 Digging in the dirt 19 Walk trough the fire 2 Games without frontiers 19 Waiting for the big one 2 16 No self control 17 Excuse me 2 17 Darkness 16 The feeling begins 2 Washing of the water 16 Home sweet home 2 18 White shadow 14 The drop 2 Blood of eden 14 Flotsam and jetsam 2 19 Moribund the burgermeister 13 My head souds like that 2 Signal to noise 13 Of these hope 2 20 I grieve 12 29 Burn you up burn you down 1 21 The family and the fishing net 11 Make tomorrow 1 Father son 11 Floating dogs 1.

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