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Come On Over

album by Twain [1997]
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  • Shania Twain
    Shania Twain
    / Come On Over and Up!

    For her third album, Come On Over (1997), Twain produced chart-topping hits on both the country and pop charts, including ā€œYou’re Still the Oneā€ and ā€œMan! I Feel Like a Woman.ā€ The following year she embarked on her first tour of North America. By 1999 Come On Over had…

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    For her third album, Come On Over (1997), Twain produced chart-topping hits on both the country and pop charts, including ā€œYou’re Still the Oneā€ and ā€œMan! I Feel Like a Woman.ā€ The following year she embarked on her first tour of North America. By 1999 Come On Over had…

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