Keith, Brian & A P T Clients CD

Clients Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7368068
Catalog number	114996
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 14, 2006

Keith, Brian & A P T Clients Songs

	1.	Intro Mothership to Africa
	2.	Thug Nigga's Throw Yo Guns Up
	3.	M.c's Throw Ya Microphones Up
	4.	Sippin On Vodka
	5.	Be My Baby Mama
	6.	Do What You Do
	7.	Nigga's Just Fuck'in With Hoes
	8.	Be Ready to Rock
	9.	Mothership Funk Connection Mode
	10.	Heart Breaker
	11.	Alley Nigga's Deep the Game
	12.	Mic Checker Mc Recker
	13.	Running From 5 .0
	14.	Thug Amthem
	15.	Real Life Gettho News Streets
	16.	I Wanna Go Outside in the Rain
	17.	Alley Nigga's State Yo Name
	18.	Return to Bass L7 Square Funkship
	19.	The Thing's You Do - Gerald Smith

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