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Trailing the dirty-sweet pro-masturbation
single "Oops (Oh My)," Tweet's slow-jamming debut was surprisingly dull for
a Missy-and-Timbaland project. Missy Elliott returns for the faux-D'Angelo
single "Turn Da Lights Off," but the rest of the album shuffles between
romantic ecstasy and agony with tempos crawling and Tweet stretching out
lush melodies till they're barely recognizable.
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Track List
- Intro/It's Me Again
- Turn Da Lights Off
- Iceberg
- Could It Be
- You
- Cab Ride
- Things I Don't Mean
- My Man
- Sports, Sex, & Food
- Small Change
- Two Of Us
- Where Do We Go From Here
- Steer
- I'm Done
- We Don't Need No Water
- When I Need A Man (from the USA Network Original Series, KOJAK, starring Ving Rhames)
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