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tic toc tic toc
tic toc tic toc tip wap pic cat real attack
all night and no play makes weepish a little horny
stag raps and a little whore stood me up taller than all of new York
want me
bass head drooppin thaump disco jersey on the floor
spinin round turntables cuz its our 15th course
polly round polly round same door come in the top you from the north
basic calli French getting my nails done
file down sizes quench the fire of upper coast bail
disc jockey spinin three vinyls all ambient house
slow it down closing time in your mouth
reach an all nighter pout
when I look into your freeze frame visage
turn me on
your alibis fix a tail I cant be bought
dont get me down im looking way up
I know when youre driving by you didn't see me
freeze flash on the corner sellin dope hits
another score and ima fix a thousand to the thrill beat
stamen open flower
anote to rhyme for 6 hours
come up stalking cuz I got that first
now what works
if I fix a million thatd be a trill feelin
drive up on a boastful cup
fresh outta the block suckers luck
tiny creepy crawling upstaiot r
you aint ryme nothing come bare
tictic tictic tic skirmish
tictic tic tic word hit
I wonder if I heard this 809 in the morning
I was skirtin to see the word hit
out the skins out the rocks jock spilled what the toc
two skims nothing for a jock
callin me I aint comin
callin me I aint comin
dow jones market up to 156 thousand 285
I wonder why stars got models in their eyes
right I sit klleft wonder why always
competing nothing reading stay sakfe
from his mom now im underarm artilery
m16 said a shot now im the block
pink wine absinthe in the glass twong
tink tink tink tach wind up anther clock

  • Authors: pump audio
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  • Finished: February 6th, 2016 15:00
  • Limit: 6 stanzas
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  • Category: Love
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