The Ugly Truth (album)

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The Ugly Truth
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ReleasedMay 12, 2008 (2008-05-12)
Genre Hip hop
Length58:15
Label Strange Famous Records
Producer Reanimator
Prolyphic chronology
Time's Table Scraps
(2006)
The Ugly Truth
(2008)
Working Man
(2013)
Reanimator chronology
Music to Slit Wrists By
(2004)
The Ugly Truth
(2008)
No.TitleLength
1."99 Bottles"3:48
2."Born Alone"4:56
3."Artist Goes Pop"4:29
4."Dick & Jane" (featuring Macromantics)3:15
5."Flashlight"4:13
6."Survived Another Winter" (featuring B. Dolan, Alias, and Sage Francis)4:55
7."The Way That I See It"4:01
8."The Ugly Truth"4:04
9."Box Within a Box"3:30
10."On the Side"4:01
11."Slow to Get Up"1:39
12."Two Track Mind"3:30
13."Easier Said"3:25
14."Sleeping Dogs Lie"5:18
15."Playing with Old Flames"3:11

Personnel

Credits adapted from liner notes.

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