Swish and Flick In The House Of Slytherin CD

In The House Of Slytherin Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Heat Beat
CD Universe Part number	7972479
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 24, 2009

Swish and Flick In The House Of Slytherin Songs

	1.	Swish and Flick
	2.	S-L-Y in Slytherin
	3.	Cho Chang (Shake Your Thang)
	4.	Draco Malfoy
	5.	Astoria Greengrass and the Pure-Blood Prince
	6.	Hogwarts House Party
	7.	Pure-Blood
	8.	Pimp My Ford Anglia
	9.	Like a Death Eater
	10.	If You Didn't Come to Party

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