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Track Listing: Intro I Wanna Rock - (Doo Doo Brown Version) Work It Out - Luke I Hate Hoes - Poison Clan Sum Girls - (featuring The Mail Men/Thrill Da Playa Of The 69 Boyz& D.T.) Get It Girl - The 2 Live Crew (Extended mix) Bang, Bang, Bang - Thrill Da Playa/Trick Daddy/JT Money Stunning And Shinning - Te Smalls& Big Balls/Bryan Baby Williams/Lil Wayne I'm Hot - Te Smalls& Big Balls/B.G. Thick Like Grits - Uncle Al/Motown/Piccalo/Polo Dynasty No Matter What They Say - Uncle Al/Motown/Piccalo/Polo Dynasty Did That - Uncle Al/Moony Boy/Verb/Excaliber Do You Wanna Dance - Uncle Al/Ms. Drea Take Care Of You Baby - Uncle Al/Ms. Drea Peanut Butter Jelly - Uncle Al Ball Ti'll We Fall - Uncle Al/Black Haze Do You Get High - Uncle Al/Piccalo Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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