Bosshoss Stallion Battalion Liv CD

Stallion Battalion Liv Music

List Price	$61.99 (You save $4.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7633381
Catalog number	759627
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 04, 2008

Bosshoss Stallion Battalion Liv Songs

	1.	Stallion battallion
	2.	Omniscient lover
	3.	I'm on high
	4.	Monkey business
	5.	Hey Joe
	6.	Rodeo queen
	7.	Polk salad Annie
	8.	I say a little prayer (Acoustic)
	9.	High (Acoustic)
	10.	Rodeo radio
	11.	Jumpin' around
	12.	Hey ya
	13.	Drop it like it's hot
	14.	Yeehaw
	15.	Ca plane pour mo!
	16.	Shake and shout
	17.	Mary marry me / Goodbye Mary
	18.	Sabotage
	19.	Gay bar
	20.	Early morning rain (Acoustic)
	21.	Ca plane pour mo!
	22.	Flaming star
	23.	Stallion battallion
	24.	Omniscient lover
	25.	I'm on high
	26.	Monkey business
	27.	Hey Joe
	28.	Rodeo queen
	29.	Polk Salad Annie
	30.	I say a little prayer (Acoustic)
	31.	High (Acoustic)
	32.	Rodeo radio
	33.	Jumpin' around
	34.	Hey ya
	35.	Drop it like it's hot
	36.	Yeehaw
	37.	Ca plane pour mo!
	38.	Shake and shout
	39.	Mary marry me / Goodbye Mary
	40.	Sabotage
	41.	Gay bar
	42.	Early morning rain (Acoustic)

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