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Songs in the Album Bossalinie (edited)

No	Song
1	Intro
2	Ghetto Boy
3	Like A Jungle
4	Gangsta Walk
5	Skit
6	Livin' Legend
7	Money Talks
8	Street Keep Callin
9	Wballs
10	Ghetto Millionaire
11	Lord Help Us
12	B**n***
13	On My Enemies
14	Freedom
15	Lil Nigga
16	Murder And Daz
17	Piano Skit
18	Nasty Chick
19	I Remember
20	Dedication
21	Where We Wanna
22	Don't Wanna Be Alone
23	Still Makin' Moves
24	Can't Hold Me Back
25	Phone Call
26	Ride On Dem Bustas
27	Closin Down Shop
28	Outro

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