Jermaine Jackson You Said CD Import

You Said Music

List Price	$34.98 (You save $6.09)
Category	R&B Albums, Soul/R&B CDs
Label	BMG Japan / Zoom
CD Universe Part number	8011342
Discs	1
Release Date	New Jermaine Jackson CD release date Nov 24, 2009
Additional Info	Import

Jermaine Jackson You Said Songs

	1.	You Said, You Said
	2.	Rebel (With A Cause)
	3.	I Dream, I Dream (Prelude)
	4.	I Dream, I Dream
	5.	We're Making Whoopee
	6.	Treat You Right
	7.	A Lovers Holiday
	8.	Secrets
	9.	True Lovers
	10.	Don't You Deserve Someone
	11.	Word To The Badd!! (Album Version)
	12.	You Said, You Said (Extended Remix)

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