- I Tried (Mull Historical song)
“I Tried” is the second single from Mull Historical Society. The song was released on
March 19 2001 on CD and 7" vinyl.Track list
#“I Tried”
#“Some You Win Some You Lose”
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I Tried (Mull Historical song)
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