Second Listen Sunday : Faith Evans, “The First Lady” with Special Guest Lydia René
Faith Evans fourth project is rarely talked about. Today I revisit the album with songstress Lydia René
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Faith Evans fourth project is rarely talked about. Today I revisit the album with songstress Lydia René
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