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Mike Jones The American Dream mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The American Dream Country: US Released: 2007 Style: Thug Rap MP3 version RAR size: 1186 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1371 mb WMA version RAR size: 1171 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 168 Other Formats: AU AA VQF MIDI APE MP2 RA Tracklist Hide Credits The American Dream CD 1 Turnin Headz 3:12 My 64 2 3:53 Featuring – Bun B, Snoop Dogg 3 Mr. Jones 3:36 4 Like What I Got 3:03 Still Tippin' 5 3:35 Featuring – Paul Wall, Slim Thug 6 Back Then 4:07 American Dream DVD American Dream The Movie 1 89:35 Featuring [Actor] – A-3, Kiotti, Mellow , Mike Jones Credits A&R – Anzel "Intl Red" Jennings*, Mike Jones Executive-Producer – Mike Jones Mastered By – Brian Gardner (tracks: 5, 6), Mike Dean (tracks: 1 to 4) Mixed By – Mike Dean (tracks: 1 to 4), Towdown* (tracks: 5, 6) Producer – Michael "5000" Watts (tracks: 5, 6), Myke Diesel (tracks: 3), Salih* (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 6) Notes The Compact disc contains a link that unlocks Internet based material, movies, interviews et. al. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 093624989974 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The American Dream (CD, Warner Bros. Records, 368828-2 Mike Jones 368828-2 US 2007 EP, Enh, Cle + DVD) Swishahouse Related Music albums to The American Dream by Mike Jones Mike Jones, Slim Thug, Missy Elliott - Before The Rise quincy jones - roots; the saga of an american family Mike Jones Featuring Bun B and Snoop - My 64 Lil Keke Da Don - Undaground All-Stars Da Texas Line Up Mike Will Made-It - Ransom Walls Of Jericho - The American Dream Mike Jones / Paul Wall - Still Tippin' / I'ma Pimp Mike Jones Featuring Slim Thug & Paul Wall - Still Tippin' A-G-2-A-KE - Mil-Ticket Jesus Jones - A Perverse Conversation With Jesus Jones.

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What Ya Know About Mike Jones What ya know about switching lanes holding wood grain What ya know about switching lanes holding wood grain What ya know about switching lanes holding wood grain What ya, what ya know about, what ya, what ya know about What ya know about that candy paint with butter guts V-V-S, princess cuts with purple stuff up in my cup I'm grippin on that grain man, switching lane to lane man In my Rover Range man, like Collie on them heaven thang I'm in the parking lot with my candy apple drop Hop inside, press a button, watch my top pass out See I'm a hustler on my grind, the four vogues fit for reclining Watch me smile and show my grill so y'all can see that I'm a shine 2 8 1, 3 3 oh, eight zero zero fo' Thats my cell phone number hit me up on the low I'm from the city of the clutch where the music screwed up I'm switching lanes, holding grain, about to tear the curb up, baby What ya know about some vogue tires and 84's Candy paint red cherry blossom drippin off the door I'm from the place where our smiles stay iced out Diamonds in our mouth, baby jammin on this Swishahouse I'm Paul Wall the peoples champ, the trunk popper I'm something like a chick magnet catching all the boppers We used to ride choppers back in 9-8 Still jammin grey tapes in this Lone Star state I'm from the place we be sippin on prescription cough syrup It's some icy white shoes and a tall tee shirt I got the trunk on crack with neon lights in the back We still jammin Robert Davis what ya know about that baby Pulling up holding, got the top folding
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