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The Undisputed Truth (Instrumental Version)

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15 tracks · 62 min

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01Whatcha' Got (Instrumental)4:42
02Lookin' At Me Sideways (Instrumental)4:09
03Truth Is (Instrumental)4:14
04The Puzzle (Instrumental)3:27
05Pedigree (Instrumental)3:40
06Daylight (Instrumental)4:04
07Freedom Ain't Free (Instrumental)3:42
08Letter From The Government (Instrumental)4:02
09Here (Instrumental)4:03
10Listen Up (Instrumental)5:08
11Take Me Home (Instrumental)5:05
12Uncle Sam Goddamn (Instrumental)4:59
13Walking Away (Instrumental)4:03
14Faheem (Instrumental)2:53
15Ear To Ear (Instrumental)3:42

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When was The Undisputed Truth (Instrumental Version) released?: The Undisputed Truth (Instrumental Version) was released in 2007.
How many tracks are on The Undisputed Truth (Instrumental Version)?: The Undisputed Truth (Instrumental Version) has 15 tracks, with a runtime of 62 minutes.

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