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can anyone send me these 2 songs?

elliott yamin’s easy lover (napsterlive track) and the golden republic’s hit me with your best shot (used in john tucker must die movie). both songs are covers. i tried looking at limewire, google, blogspot, multiply, torrents and irc but no luck. i live in a country without itunes/napster so i cant download thru there. many thanks in advance. you can upload it to www.zshare.net. thanks again!

just get them off limewire

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