Andre Napier Lucky Luciano CD

Lucky Luciano Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Black Royalty Records
CD Universe Part number	7217930
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 07, 2005

Andre Napier Lucky Luciano Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	The Hamptons
	3.	You Already Know
	4.	I'll Get You
	5.	Last Call
	6.	For Us
	7.	Workout
	8.	Interlude: The Hangover
	9.	Mezmorized
	10.	Watch Them
	11.	Ni**a For Life
	12.	Big Truck Series
	13.	The Vatican
	14.	Blow Out
	15.	Fatal Attraction
	16.	Confrontational
	17.	Interlude: Skitz
	18.	Shut Em Down
	19.	You'll Don't Really Want It

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