LADY SASA - YOU TRIED TO COME FOR ME (2011)

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**RE-ISSUE** OF LADY SASA'S "YOU TRIED TO COME FOR ME" MIXTAPE RELEASED IN 2011 IN PREP FOR THE 2021 RETURN.... LADY SASA HOSTS #90DAYSOFVOGUE PROMOTING HEALTH AND FITNESS THROUGH VOGUE. ENJOY!!!! #PUMPDABEAT 1.ONCE UPON A TIME (INTRO) 2. QUEEN (RMX) FEAT. JAY BLAHNIK (prod. by Vjuan Allure an VJtheDJ) 3. YOU TRIED TO COME FOR ME (RMX) (prod. by DJ DELISH) 4. SIX INCH HOLLOW DONG (INTERLUDE)feat. VJtheDJ 5. GET IT BITCH (prod. by VJtheDJ) 6. LADY SASA'S REVENGE (1ST RECORDED COMMENTATOR BEEF ) prod. by Kevin JZ 7. I JUST WANNA BE PUSSY feat Vellalockwa (prod. by Kevin JZ)

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