Original Musical Numbers
- "Purify Me"-Performed by Chandra Currelley
- "Don't Let Go"-Performed by Tony Grant
- "The Blues"-Performed by Palmer Williams, Jr. and Altrina Grayson
- "My Love"(Jill Scott)-Performed by Cheryl Pepsii Riley
- "Different Directions"-Performed by Chandra Currelley
- "Ain't it Funny"-Performed by Cheryl Pepsii Riley
- "Father Can You Hear Me"-Performed by Cheryl Pepsii Riley, Tony Grant, and Chandra Currelley
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