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Songs in the Album Dr. Dre presents The Aftermath

No	Song
1	Aftermath (The Intro)
2	As The World Keeps Turning
3	Been There, Done That

4	Big Ego's
5	Bitch Niggaz
6	Blunt Time
7	East Coast/West Coast Killas
8	Ed-ucation
9	Fame
10	Forgot About Dre
11	Got Me Open
12	Housewife
13	L.A.W. (Lyrical Assault Weapon)
14	Let's Get High
15	Light Speed
16	Murder Ink
17	Nationowl
18	Shittin' on the World
19	Some L.A. Niggaz
20	Still D.R.E.
21	Str-8 Gone
22	The Message
23	The Next Episode

24	The Watcher
25	What's the Difference
26	Xxplosive

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