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Todd, a big fan"
I wiped, crumbled it up in a wad and threw it back and
Told him, "Todd, you're the shi-" when's all of this crap end?
Can't pump my
to
Looked like she had nowhere to go
So I gave her a pass
So she could get in and see the show
Well, I sat her down right next to me
And I got her a beer
on her own
She goes to work and then comes home alone
But she believes someday her prince will come
There's a lot of life to go at twenty one
With
Most folks worry when they have no dough
Which can't feel good 'cause of feeling low
I don't worry if I'm broke no more
I ain't rich so I must be poor
Though he wasn't tall or handsome she laughed when he told her
"I'm the Sheriff of Nottingham and this is Little John"
Oh it seems we've been crying
was on her mind
And she told me where I could go
Well, I didn't go where she told to to
'Cause the water was cold in the lake
There's something
believe that she'd look upon beside him to care
And I'd go by the Lord and when she's on my way
But I don't belong there
No, I don't belong to her, I don't
Aah, it blew my mind when she smiled and said hello
But it broke my heart when she told me it's time to go
You know, I was wishing for luck
But I
to the drama
I met her through my nigga named Jermaine Palmer
Who knew her through his peoples by the Baltimore harbor
Alana was a Marylan' thurough
unannounced
I love it when she speak a different language
I touch her in so many different ?
Born stunna and my baby so stunnin
Wanna, but she find them
outside, watchin' her take a shower When she calls back, you know I plow her
Eatin' that pussy so sweet and sour Gotta jump out her window in an hour
and that makes three of us
And I need you here beside me, I can't go it alone
She told him one more time, and then she hung up the phone
Saying...
on her mind
Pale, pink, satin, worn out in a week
But you loved you the most
And you said
Go ahead, lily
Hit it
No explanations and I tell you no
Most folks worry when they have no dough
Which can't feel good 'cause of feeling low
I don't worry if I'm broke no more
I ain't rich so I must be poor
wasn't there)
They wasn't there for me (uh)
When I needed you most, you wasn't there for me (where you was at then?)
I feel like they scared of me
concluded, then I looked at her eyes for approval
That's when I noticed the dollar signs in her pupils
[Chorus]
Oh say can't you see what you've done to me?
I need the bootch
'Bout to turn this function to Bonnaroo
Told her, "Hop in, you comin' too"
In the 305, bitches treat me like I'm Uncle Luke
through
They were still in their teens
When he gave her the ring
They were married late one May
And they moved into a little house
On the far end of town
The last time I saw Richard was Detroit in '68
And he told me all romantics meet the same fate someday
Cynical and drunk and boring someone in some
cuts
But if it gets you, then you're weak
'Cause we were here and it ain't broken us
Still as close and stayed by her side when no one was
Like when
Something told me it was over (yeah)
When I saw you and her talking
Something deep down in my soul said, "Cry girl" (cry, cry)
When I saw you
She takes her time when it's time to get ready.
Always has her way.
Always leaves me waiting by the phone.
She told me more than once to take
Looka looka looka looka looka
Looka looka looka here looka shorty got back
Should I ask her for a dance? hold on there's too many in the wolf pack
on
But she couldn't hear me
I told her all about how we been living a lie
And that they love to see us all go to prison or die
Like "baby, look at how
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