Ques Open Book CD

Open Book Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Unsigned
CD Universe Part number	7314779
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 29, 2006

Ques Open Book Songs

	1.	Ques-tions
	2.	All My Soul
	3.	Walk Out
	4.	Collect Call From Heaven
	5.	Bird Brains
	6.	Handicap Pimpin
	7.	Words Kill
	8.	Invisible Homie
	9.	Boat Inspection
	10.	Alien Residency
	11.	H.O.P.E
	12.	Silent Cry
	13.	Summer Boogie
	14.	Track Stops

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