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A brief look at each track.

1. Tre's Mono's In Love Intro: It starts off with a real brief run down of what our entire CD is about, said in very short hiphop haiku style vocals on the intro by Cuba.

2. Frustrated: A song about sexual frustration, first verse by Picnictyme, second verse Tahiti, third verse by Pikahsso and hook by Pikahsso, background vocals by Pikahsso.

3. Downsouthgirl interlude: Arranged by PicnicTyme and Pikahsso, it's a short segment that has a old man describing a downsouth girl to you and what she eats to make her be thick and fine as a lot of Downsouth Girls are in his on words. Vocals by Pikahsso.

4. DownsouthGirl: Featuring Strange Fruit Project - a song about our dedication to beautiful Downsouth women. First verse Pikahsso, second verse PicnicTyme, third verse Tahiti, fourth verse S1, fifth verse Myth, sixth verse Myone of Strange Fruit Project. Track produced by Symbolic One of Strange Fruit Project for Soul Kontrollaz Productions with additional keyboards by PicnicTyme, hook by Pikahsso, background vocals by Pikahsso, song intro by Pikahsso.

5. DUMPS interlude: Arranged by PicnicTyme and Tahiti - it's a short segment on calling yo girl up on the phone and she has changed her number on you without even telling you. Vocals by Tahiti.

6. DUMPS: Featuring Headkrack The Gat - a song about your woman dumping you and leaving you in the rain, sad and alone. First verse Headkrack The Gat, second verse PicnicTyme, third verse Tahiti, first bridge by Pikahsso, name shout out vocals by Pikahsso, last bridge PicnicTyme, hook by Tahiti and Pikahsso, background vocals by Pikahsso, produced by PicnicTyme with saxaphone playing by Alan Cohen.

7. Internet Girl interlude: Arranged by PicnicTyme and Tahiti - a short segment of what it's like to meet a woman over the Internet in a chatroom. Vocals by Tahiti

8. Internet Girl: A song about how meeting a woman on the Internet can be a horrible scary experience, how being on myspace.com, dallaspeeps.com, aol, yahoo can start out good. But it can be one of the worst mistakes any man could ever make, dating a woman who frequents the Internet too much. First verse Pikahsso, second verse Tahiti, background vocals Pikahsso, additional background vocals Picnictyme, hook by Pikahsso, computer voice by Pikahsso, produced by PicnicTyme.

9. Waterfall Girl: A song that talks about the how you can get sucked in the world of a woman of unbelievable magnitude, she will get ya and have ya mind with her mind, body and soul this song must really be listened to and analyzed it has a real deep inner meaning to it. All vocals and background vocals on this song by PicnicTyme, produced by PicnicTyme.

10. Jealousy interlude: Arranged by Pikahsso - a short segment with a man talking to himself about how he's confused and hurt that his woman seems to have envy and jealousy about him and his career and how it hurts. Vocals by Pikahsso, produced by Symbolic One of Strange Fruit Project for Soul Kontrollaz Productions.

11. Jealousy: A song that talks about your woman being envious and jealous of you and her not wanting you and not wanting no one else to want you. First verse by Tahiti, second verse by Tahiti, third verse by Pikahsso, background vocals and harmonies by Pikahsso, background talking by Pikahsso and Tahiti, mouth trumpet by Pikahsso, hook by Tahiti and Pikahsso, produced by PicnicTyme.

12. Hollerin interlude: Arranged by Tahiti - it's simple, it shows how dudes in the south holler at girls in the mall - they simpley say, "SAYYYY!!!!" Vocals by Tahiti.

13. Hollerin: A song about going to the mall, hanging at the food court and talking to fly beautiful women. First verse by Tahiti, second verse by Tahiti, third verse by Pikahsso, hook by Pikahsso, background vocals by Pikahsso, additional backgrounds by PicnicTyme and Cuba, scratching DJ B Smoove, produced by PicnicTyme.

14. Clay @ Yo Own Risk: This song is a remake of the classic vintage hiphop record Play @ Yo Own Risk by Planet Patrol - a real popular song back in the day about letting a woman know if you keep on playing games with me, treating a man bad, being arrogant he will drop you like a hot potato. First verse Pikahsso, second verse Pikahsso, background vocals and harmonies by PicnicTyme, hook by Pikahsso, "Crunk music all night long" chant by Tahiti and Pikahsso, "Jump if you want to" chant by Pikahsso, party voices in the background PPT, annoucer voice at the end by Pikahsso, "Keep Your Feet On The Ground" produced by PicnicTyme.

15. Work It Out interlude: Arranged by Pikahsso, produced by Symbolic One of Strange Fruit Project for Soul Kontrollaz productions, vocals by Pikahsso.

16. Work It Out: A song that ends the album by saying after all the bull, pain, stress and nonsense that happens in relationships just work it out and be happy. First verse by Pikahsso, second verse by PicnicTyme, third verse by Tahiti, fourth verse by Pikahsso, hook by Pikahsso, background vocals and harmonies by Pikahsso and PicnicTyme, produced by PicnicTyme.

17. When We Was Kool interlude: Arranged by Tahiti - just a silly segment thats makes light of some of the old school candy and snacks people ate back in the days.

18. When We Was Kool: This is an extra bonus song on the CD taking the listener on a blast to the past when things where cool when you was a kid, classic times, old school throwback jams that has a nostalgic overtone to it. First verse PicnicTyme, second verse Pikahsso, third verse Tahiti, hook by Pikahsso PicnicTyme and Tahiti, background vocals and harmonies by PicnicTyme and Pikahsso, beatboxing by Pikahsso, crowd vocals at end of song by PPT, produced by PicnicTyme.

19. Tre's Mono's In Love outtro: Arranged by Pikahsso, vocals by Pikahsso.

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