Marc: My Words

Marc: My Words
Marc: My Words
Studio album by Marc Nelson
Released July 24, 2007
Recorded 2005-2007
Genre R&B
Length 63:10
Label Lyric Masters 911
Marc Nelson chronology
Chocolate Mood
(1999)		 Marc: My Words
(2007)		 Blayse
(2008)

Marc: My Words is the third solo album by R&B artist/lyricist Marc Nelson, and his first independent project through his record label Lyric Masters 911. This album features the singles "I Don't Wanna Be In Love" (co-written by Brian Culbertson), "Just Say So" and "Sex Me Down."

Track listing [1]

  1. "Just Say So" - 4:21
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  2. "I'm Listening" - 3:51
    Written by Marc Nelson, Wirlie Morris and Darrell Spencer. Produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  3. "The Next Stop" - 3:50
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Cito
  4. "Be Glad Tonight" - 4:28
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Cito
  5. "Try To Love Again" - 2:58
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Steve Lu
  6. "I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Long Version)" - 6:03
    Written by Marc Nelson and Brian Culbertson. Produced by Marc Nelson
  7. "Can I Get Another Chance" - 3:01
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  8. "Sex Me Down" - 3:38
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  9. "Tell Me Everything" - 3:30
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  10. "The First Time" - 3:43
    Written by Marc Nelson, Wirlie Morris and Darrell Spencer. Produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  11. "Always" - 3:55
    Written by Marc Nelson and Brian Culbertson. Produced by Marc Nelson
  12. "Did I Lose The Chance" - 5:02
    Written and produced by Marc Nelson
  13. "Find Me" - 5:06
    Written by Marc Nelson and Brian Culbertson. Produced by Marc Nelson
  14. "Waiting For Tomorrow" - 3:49
    Written by Marc Nelson, Wirlie Morris and Darrell Spencer. Produced by Marc Nelson and Wirlie Morris
  15. "I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Strong Version)" - 5:27
    Written by Marc Nelson and Brian Culbertson. Produced by Marc Nelson

References

  1. ^ "Marc: My Words" album insert/credits

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