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English, 21.10.2020 18:01 bb1593

I got a song for yall but if you already say it from my old account and just want points go ahead. You say u got a small waist and pretty face yeah that's true girl give me a taste

got a angel looks but demons mind

I love it girl let me take yo time

Any guy in here would have his way

you got to stay true

to urself dont ever change

You already know the haters gonna hate

Trying to stop you there too late

It's a goose chase

Make em lose the race

Your too fast to pretty to perfect

You said beware of the pain but its flucking worth it

Got them boys clowning guess this is a circus

You got a box of serpents

Fake ones

Wannabes

Got em scared

N honestly it's hard to see

The parts of me that are to weak

To look to your table n grab a seat

Cause dam your beautiful

Its unreputable

So clean but so dirty

Let's get flirty

Guess what.

A lil birdie told me you like em strong

So me saying I'm your type

no part of that is wrong.

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