Side A
Artist	Song
Johnny Cash	"One" (U2 cover)
Tom Petty	"Wildflowers"
Shawn Colvin	"Twilight" (The Band cover)
Van Morrison	"Into the Mystic"
Sam Cooke	"That's Where It's At"
Lauryn Hill	(Untitled) #16 on "Miseducation..."
Air	"All I Need"
R.E.M.	"Daysleeper"
Fountains of Wayne	"Sick Day"
Lemonheads	"The Outdoor Type"
Iris DeMent	"Let the Mystery Be"
Sean Kelly (lead singer of The Samples)	"Amazing Grace"
Robert Penn Warren	"Love Recognized"
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Rolling Stones	"Loving Cup"
Creedence Clearwater Revival	"Someday Never Comes"
Lynyrd Skynyrd	"Ballad of Curtis Loew"
Lurleen (from "The Simpsons" soundtrack)	"Your Wife Don't Understand You (But I Do)"
Chris Isaak	"I Believe"
Jimmy Dale Gilmore	"Braver Newer World"
Mike Scott (lead singer of The Waterboys)	"What Do You Want Me To Do"
Jeff Buckley	"Hallelujah" (Leonard Cohen cover)
Wilco	"True Love Will Find You In the End"
David Gray	"New Horizons"
David Ray	"The Greatest Poem in the World"

Comment:

I made this mix for a woman I was great friends with but also in love with despite the fact that she was about to marry a guy who clearly did not deserve her. I moved out of town a few days after making it, so it has a "moving on" kind of quality at the same time it's intended to subtly suggest that I was the right guy for her in the end. (Hence the Wilco song, with the lyrics "You're gonna find out it just was your friend" which follow the declaration of the title.) The tracks at the end of each side are poems from a recorded poetry box set that has been really invaluable to me whenever I have a minute or so left at the end of a side. The Air and Lauryn Hill tracks are sort of a reference to Nick Hornby's novel "How to be Good," which my friend and I had both just read.

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