"Don't Come Back" is a song by Australian

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, released as the third and final single from their third album ''

'' in 2001. The song is referenced in the

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song "Losing Friends Over Love", from their 2009 album ''

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Track listing

; CD single (671413.2) # "Don't Come Back" (Murlyn Radio Remix) -3:37 # "Don't Come Back" (Amen Radio Edit) -3:23 # "Don't Come Back" (Amen Club Mix) -7:15 # " When We Were Young" (Studio 347 Radio Remix) - 3:38 # Enhanced video medley: "When We Were Young"/"He Don't Love You" (TV Week Logie Awards 2001 Performance) ; Promo # "Don't Come Back" (Amen Club Mix) # "Don't Come Back" (Amen Radio Edit) # "Don't Come Back" (Dub Mix)

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References

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