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Broken Safety is the debut album by American rapper 40 Cal, from Harlem, New York. It was released in 2006, and includes collaborations with Akon, J. R. Writer, Jay Bezel, and others. A video for Runnin' This Rap Shit has been released. It sold approximately 50,000 copies in the U.S. [citation needed]

Track listing

  1. "Broken Safety"
  2. "Worried" (featuring Sudaboss)
  3. "Pyrexx Vision / Angel Dust"
  4. "We Got That Crack"
  5. "Runnin' This Rap Shit" (featuring J.R Writer)
  6. "Real Bitch" (featuring Freekey Zekey)
  7. "Survivor" (featuring Akon)
  8. "Weed Song"
  9. "TV Show"
  10. "Go Get Ya Gunz" (featuring Rod Man)
  11. "Quiet Sounds"
  12. "You Know Who It Is" (featuring Jay Bezel)
  13. "Fuck It All"
  14. "Click Clack" (featuring A-Mafia)
  15. "Think I'm Not Gangsta"
  16. "Sounds Like"
  17. "Be Easy"
  18. "It's 40"
  19. "Sam Scared"
  20. "Dear Fan" (featuring Young Ace)
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