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Songs in the Album Don Cartagena

No	Song
1	Bet Ya Man Can't (Triz)
2	Dat Gangsta Shit
3	Don Cartagena

4	Find Out
5	Good Times
6	John Blaze
7	Misery Needs Company
8	My Prerogative
9	My World
10	Terror Squadians
11	The Crack Attack
12	The Hidden Hand
13	Triplets
14	Walk On By

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