Saigon Belly Of The Beast CD

Belly Of The Beast Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Shogun
All Time Sales Rank	621144
CD Universe Part number	7483186
Catalog number	1132852
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Saigon Belly Of The Beast Songs

	1.	Sucka you could die - intro
	2.	Saigon theme
	3.	Pussy
	4.	New York streets
	5.	The saga continues
	6.	Fuck with me
	7.	Desperado
	8.	The color purple
	9.	Jailhouse rap
	10.	Repercissions
	11.	In jail
	12.	All I know
	13.	Hatrix
	14.	Say no
	15.	True story
	16.	Shot in booty (Remix)
	17.	Jake
	18.	Can't help myself
	19.	Get it
	20.	Nobody cares
	21.	Shooty ye body
	22.	Let a nigga know
	23.	Ass whoop ft twista
	24.	Black spot
	25.	This is the end
	26.	Lames
	27.	Real talk
	28.	Change the game
	29.	Whispers
	30.	Mach bitch

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