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Working Poor
04:00
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About A Bird
03:39
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Scary Woman
03:10
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The Nigga Song
03:16
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In The Pines (Oakland)
04:19
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Hump Thru The Winter
03:54
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Lost In A Crowd
05:00
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Interlude 2 - El Chileno
00:41
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The Worst
03:51
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Rant Rashmore
05:01
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Nothing Without You
04:15
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Push Back
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The Shadows
03:34
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Fantastic Negrito Oakland, California
When you listen to Fantastic Negrito, you’re invited to hear the story of life after destruction. Each song is a real story about a musician from Oakland who experienced the highs of a million-dollar record deal, the lows of a near fatal car accident that left him in a coma, and is now in the midst of a rebirth that took him from the streets of Oakland to the world stage. ... more
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