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Youth Behind Us (intro)
01:54
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Let It Out
02:10
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The Future
02:25
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One
03:20
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Fire Feat. Redd
03:28
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LetEm' Bang
02:24
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8. |
Things Ain't The Same
03:08
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Will Tomorrow
02:33
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10. |
I Work
03:09
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11. |
Hip Hop Poverty Report
02:46
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12. |
When You Here That Sound
02:24
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Not this B!it*h
02:27
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Lord Have Mercy
02:11
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