Unborn Child
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Unborn Child is the sixth studio album by American
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. It included two low-charting singles, the title track (which reached #66) and "The King of Nothing", which reached #60. The album's title track was deemed controversial at the time because of its pro-life
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stance. As a result abortion rights advocates boycotted the album and the duo's concerts.

Track listing

All songs written by Seals and Crofts, except where indicated.
  1. "Windflowers" (Paich)
  2. "Desert People"
  3. "Unborn Child"
  4. "The Story of Her Love"
  5. "Dance by the Light of the Moon"
  6. "Rachel"
  7. "The King of Nothing" (Seals)
  8. "29 Years from Texas"
  9. "Ledges"
  10. "Follow Me"
  11. "Big Mac"
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