Jahga-T It's My Life CD

It's My Life Music

Category	Reggae Albums
Label	TG Records USA
CD Universe Part number	7586552
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 05, 2007

Jahga-T It's My Life Songs

	1.	Be Strong
	2.	Get On Down
	3.	Man Ah Galist
	4.	Falling in Love
	5.	Who Dem Ah Try Punk
	6.	It's Friday
	7.	Help Us Jah
	8.	Who Say God Is Dead?
	9.	Hey Baby Girl
	10.	She Promise to Love Me
	11.	Interview
	12.	Sif-way (re-mix)

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