Eeday Rise Up CD

Rise Up Music

Category	Reggae Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7586855
Catalog number	158891
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 27, 2007

Eeday Rise Up Songs

	1.	Rise Up
	2.	Enough of Your Love
	3.	I Can't Stop Thinking About You
	4.	Don't Leave Me Standing
	5.	Traffic Jammin
	6.	I Fell in Love Too Late
	7.	Forward
	8.	Dub Murderer
	9.	Drop On Me
	10.	Move Your Feet

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