Nokia X6-00 Pre-loaded Songs

Hey! Can X6-owners help me and list to me the pre-loaded songs there are on the Nokia X6 please? I know there's:
Restless - Ron. L. Chick
Becoming - Nadia Fay
A Little - Robert J. Walsh
And please can you guys send me their album arts pretty please
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