Forgotten Sol Contradiction CD

Contradiction Music

List Price	$8.99 (You save $0.60)
Category	R&B Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7278786
Catalog number	97021
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 11, 2006

Forgotten Sol Contradiction Songs

	1.	When We Walk
	2.	3
	3.	Deep Sea Dive
	4.	The Stink
	5.	Solace featuring Gatsby of Cancer Rising
	6.	History
	7.	Trap Doors
	8.	Labyrinth
	9.	Let's Run
	10.	Obsession
	11.	I.W.C.
	12.	So Much of Me

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