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Songs in the Album Songs In A Minor

No	Song
1	A Woman's Worth
2	Butterflyz
3	Caged Bird
4	Fallin
5	Girlfriend
6	Goodbye
7	How Come You Don't Call Me
8	Jane Doe
9	Lovin' You
10	Mr. Man
11	Never Felt This Way (Interlude)
12	Piano & I
13	Rock Wit U
14	The Life
15	Troubles
16	Why Do I Feel So Sad?
17	Piano & I (interlude)
18	How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore
19	Fallin'
20	Mr. Man (featuring Jimmy Cozier)
21	Why Do I Feel So Sad

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