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Songs in the Album The Marshall Mathers LP



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1 Amityville
2 Bitch Please II
3 Criminal
4 Drug Ballad
5 I'm Back
6 Ken Kaniff
7 Kill You
8 Kim
9 Marshall Mathers
10 Paul (Skit)
11 Public Service Announceme
12 Remember Me?
13 Stan
14 Steve Berman
15 The Kids
16 The Real Slim Shady
17 The Way I Am
18 Under The Infulence
19 Who Knew

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