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If you own the cd you can rip the tracks again but join them this time.
Apple's Site on importing
The site doesn't tell you how to do it but it's easy. After inserting the CD go to the track listings and select both the songs (Left click the first song and shift+left click the second) then in the menu bar click on "Advanced" and "Join Tracks". Next Import the CD and "Replace Existing" tracks. The combined songs will not have a playcount or a rating since it is a "new" song. But atleast they will always play together.
If you don't own the cd, you could always burn the songs onto a cd.. cheers