I Got Love in These Streetz
album by Daz Dillinger
I Got Love In These Streetz is the fifth studio album by rapper Daz Dillinger. It was later re-released featuring over 10 bonus tracks.
Track listing
Intro 0:47
I Got Love in These Streetz (produced by L.T. Hutton, engineered by Duke) 4:02
It Feels Good 2 Be from tha Westcoast (feat. Pornostyle) 3:50
Feel It (feat. Bun B) 3:55
That's What She Do 1:58
Tha Life of a Playa 1:22
Get Hi 2:15
If U Want 2 Fuck wit Me (feat. Houston's Finest) 4:16
My System (Tha Remix) 4:43
I Can't Spend tha Night (feat. Crystal & Shon-Don (Of P.F.N.)) 3:59
It's Just tha Way You Move (feat. Gail Gotti) 4:17
Shake the Booty (produced by L.T. Hutton, engineered by Duke) 3:31
Callin' My Name 4:37
Shoot 'Em Up (feat. Crystal & Shon-Don (Of P.F.N.)) 4:33
Gangsta Summer 3:16
Love & Happiness 4:38
When tha Feelin' Is Right (feat. Porscha, The Wicked Witch Of Tha South" & Licorishe) 4:44
I'ma Get Mine Anyway (feat.
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