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Songs in the Album Birdman

No	Song
1	Bird Lady Talkin' (Intro)
2	Looks Like A Job 4...
3	Fly In Any Weather (f/ Jazze Pha)

4	Ms. Bird Pageant Pt. 1
5	Ms. Bird
6	I Got To
7	Never Had Nothing
8	Baby You Can Do It
9	Ms. Bird Live From Superdome
10	What Happened To That Boy
11	On The Rocks
12	How It Be
13	Heads Up
14	Hustlas, Pimps, Thugs
15	Fly Away
16	Say It Ain't So
17	Ms. Bird Pageant Pt. 3
18	Do That...
19	Ice Cold
20	Ms. Bird Pageant Pt. 4
21	Ghetto Life
22	Keeps Spinnin

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