Victor Haynes Optimistic CD

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List Price	$14.99 (You save $6.00)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Dance, Soul/R&B
Label	Expansion Uk
CD Universe Part number	1397697
Catalog number	P7
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 21, 2006

Victor Haynes Optimistic Songs

	1.	Don't Want Nobody Else
	2.	This Is Love
	3.	Turn out the Light
	4.	Breakin' My Heart
	5.	Respect
	6.	Optimistic
	7.	Tell Me Where You Are
	8.	Don't Stop
	9.	Do You Regret?
	10.	First Time
	11.	Tonight
	12.	Stand Up
	13.	30 Minutes After Midnight/Midnight Sax (Reprise) [*]
	14.	Days ; Nights [*]
	15.	Don't Want Nobody Else (Under the Table) [X-Rated Mix][*]

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