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Kanye West Tweets & Deletes The Release Date & Tracklisting For New Album 'DONDA'

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The "free thinker" shared and then quickly deleted the tracklist and released date to his forthcoming album DONDA originally titled God's Country, the follow up to his 2019 effort Jesus Is King. The project features tracks "Wash Us In The Blood," featuring Travis Scott and the tribute to his late mother, "Donda."

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