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Songs in the Album Cypress Hill III - Temples of Boom

No	Song
1	Boom Biddy Bye Bye
2	Everybody Must Get Stoned
3	Funk Freakers
4	Illusions
5	Killa Hill Niggas
6	Killafornia
7	Let it Rain
8	Locotes
9	Make a Move
10	No Rest For the Wicked
11	Red Light Visions
12	Spark Another Owl
13	Stoned Raiders
14	Strictly Hip-Hop
15	Throw Your Set in the Air

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