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Released from American female singer. Include 1 bonus track expected. Produced by Heatmakerz, Jayd Magic Juan, and more. Ear Candy Music | List Price | $34.99 (You save $2.14) | | Category | Dance Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7465120 | | Catalog number | 5750 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 25, 2007 |
Thalisha Ear Candy Songs | 1. | Aye |
| 2. | Oh Baby! |
| 3. | Number One |
| 4. | If Only 4 Tonight |
| 5. | What Am I To Do? |
| 6. | Tug O War |
| 7. | What Is This? |
| 8. | Can't Stop (Dancehall Mix) |
| 9. | Spoiled |
| 10. | Too Deep |
| 11. | Don't Know Why |
| 12. | Growin' Pains |
| 13. | Sabes Que Te Quiero |
| 14. | Real Love (Bonus Track) |
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