Don't Lose the Magic

CTL-E-4842 · Work · song · 1992

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1992 Arista single by Shawn Christopher, co-written by Mike 'Hitman' Wilson, Gavin Christopher, and Bill Dickens; No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart March 28, 1992 (two weeks).

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Gavin Christopher — authored by
'Don't Lose the Magic' was co-written by Mike 'Hitman' Wilson, Shawn's brother Gavin Christopher, and Bill Dickens.
Shawn Christopher — authored by
'Don't Lose the Magic' is a 1992 Arista single recorded by Shawn Christopher, her second No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart (March 28, 1992, two weeks).

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