Akon In My Ghetto CD

In My Ghetto Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Hardwax
All Time Sales Rank	428686
CD Universe Part number	7473289
Catalog number	1131487
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Akon In My Ghetto Songs

	1.	Cross da line
	2.	On my tril
	3.	U like my swagga
	4.	Work it
	5.	What`cha do
	6.	Snitch
	7.	Neva 4 get me
	8.	Hustler
	9.	On the block
	10.	Kalifornia
	11.	Ride on 'em
	12.	Private
	13.	Someone
	14.	I promise
	15.	Watch out now

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