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Cathy Burton Prepares Second Album

Cathy Burton Prepares Second Album

By Cindy L. Apr 6, 2004 14:13 EDT

What can you see what do you want it to be?

Be sure you will get there

Just check there when you arrive that you

Don't burn yourself out alive

-From Cathy Burton’s first album: Burn Out

Cathy Burton is back! Her second album ‘Speed Your Love’ is due for release on May 17th, 2004.

This European singer is once again ready to trigger souls with her ever so pure voice.

Excited? You should be! Because this time, she is returning even more fired up.

Like new wine, her music is getting better and better.

For more information about Cathy Burton, please click www.cathyburton.co.uk

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