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even though i'm already bleeding First order as prince ima legalize exotic weed Leave it up to me creation of my galaxy I oversee Drowning in my tears
in the service officially now And while it's true I was slightly nervous initially I would be lying if I told you that flying's not an epiphany
Rio get shot I watched Tivo get shot I heard Meelo got shot all my real niggas got shot Look it's the new world order That's just me placing my order
And this legal tactic, you think will succeed? V28 Knox I do Mr. President! V29 Roosevelt Then post haste, Mr. Knox, I order you, proceed. Direction:
Attitude ain't nice but her body perfect Wen we hit the hotel we order room service Her friend jus called and she sounds like she flurting I tell her come
When I wake, I order room service I guess it's a perk of the job I order from an a la carte menu When the meal comes, I wind my window down I get
Who made you mad, girl, who made you mad Walking up to the counter with a super stank Attitude, can you please just order some food Between here
bitch I earned it, fuck they talm bout I was kitchen service flipping burgers, then I walked out I been pushing buttons since the morning and it's dark
and service cos' you're voting on whom we tell you to we pay them to win, we pay them to lose its like a casino, the house always wins alt rightnazis, don't,
boy Killing em, shit from these verses put holes in hearses And these truckers need some product to purchase some at their service Used to sale my
Cup"? And I can't make a call to order some grub Ain't even got service on my Blackberry Hitler, might as well give up 'cause I ain't comin' down And I
Cup"? And I can't make a call to order some grub Ain't even got service on my Blackberry Hitler, might as well give up 'cause I ain't comin' down And I
born & bred And Macclesfield’s most famous son the legendary Ian Curtis The band Macc Lads were fucking jokes, crude revolting lyrical service Some
apart The land of Goshen, in which My people do dwell No swamps or flies shall be There, in order that you may Know that I am the Lord in the Midst
believe lunch is on me whenever we do meet Long as that whatever you order's cheap I'm playing bruh It's all love though the friendship's distant Never
the church Notifying those of faith To be brought into the cold just To service those who sleep Through their rosary they pray Hoping innocents are saved But
to the restaurant in your very own house You can eat here and order to takeout Here's a menu with all the things you can eat Order and we'll serve you all your
In order to honour, the pressure put on ya To go above and beyond 'til you are a goner They'll have you working all hours Abusing your strength
My tummy hurts It's not fair My doctor said IBS flair Well I've been there Wide open spaces no service stations Long drives Train rides Everything
Yeah Uh The next to do it in my city, they know it High level conversations with politicians and lawyers Getting my shit in order It's going from
in order to settle the debate about slavery and how to further the country’s progress. How does a nation so deeply divided heal its wounds? The young
of my checks Know we ain’t Khaled But scream we the best Lost so many niggas My mind get distorted If I have the fame and the money it’s order But
of light that reflects the demands of the living for the dead, Our angels, a host at your service to meet your every need. so order up, the waitress said.
paper Certificate Credit years of service A tool of central enterprises The early hope For permanence The words the rings Consistency
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