Solange - When I Get Home

Mastered for iTunes
The writing credits come from the iTunes metadata. The other credits come from an article on Billboard magazine's website.

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"S McGregor (interlude)" contains a sample from "Superstars & Their Moms," used courtesy of and under license from Debbie Allen, Dick Clark Productions, and Phylicia Rashad.

"Can I Hold the Mic (interlude)" contains a sample from "BTS Crime Mobb Footage" (aka "Diamond and Princess of Crime Mob Uncut!"), used courtesy of and under license from Diamond and Princess.

"Nothing Without Intention" (interlude) contains a sample from "Florida Water For Cleansing and Clearing," used courtesy of and under license from Goddess Lula Belle.

"We Deal With the Freak'n" (intermission) Contains samples from "Turn Me On," as performed by Rotary Connection. Written by Sidney Barnes and Greg Perry. Published by Chevis Publishing Corp. / EMI Blackwood Music Inc. (BMI). Used courtesy of Universal Music Enterprises.

"We Deal With the Freak'n" (intermission) Contains samples from "Sperm Power 2," used courtesy of and under license from Alexyss K. Tylor.

"Binz" Contains samples from "Didn't Want To Have To Do It," as performed by Rotary Connection. Written by John Sebastian. Published by Alley Music Corp./Round Hill Music (BMI) and Trio Music Company/BMG Bumblebee/BMG Rights Management (US) LLC (BMI). Used courtesy of Universal Music Enterprises.

"Binz" contains samples of "Vagina Power: Halloween Show," used courtesy of and under license from Alexyss K. Tylor.Panda Bear appears courtesy of Domino Recording Company Limited.

"Beltway" contains a portion of the composition "I Hope You Really Love Me," written by Charles Simmons, Jr. Published by The Administration MP, Inc. (BMI).

"Exit Scott" (interlude) contains samples from "Poem To Ann #2," as written and performed by Pat Parker. Published by Sinister Wisdom. Used courtesy of Sinister Wisdom and The Olivia Companies.

"Exit Scott" (interlude) contains samples from "I Hope You Really Love Me," as performed by Family Circle. Written by Charles Simmons, Jr. Published by The Administration MP., Inc. (BMI). Used courtesy of The Numero Group.