1. |
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i need a little
i need a little bit
can i please have
another dip
I got a dollar
to my name
i cant afford to
load my veins
I only do cocaine
i only do cocaine
i only do cocaine
i only do cocaine when its free
Im drinkin wine as
its so cheap
and gets me where i
need to be
i aint the richest
man
i cant afford a
powder gram
I only do cocaine
i only do cocaine
i only do cocaine
i only do cocaine when its free
i need a little
i need a little bit
can i please have
another dip
I got a dollar
to my name
i cant afford to
load my veins
da na na na na na
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2. |
BREAKY BONGS
02:51
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i had things to do today
but i smoked up for breaky
on the lounge is where i lay
did fuck all but fry my brain
im so lazy
from the
thc
in my brain
I had breaky bongs today
now my plans have gone away
i had plans to go outside
cause the day was ver nice
but somthing got in the way
i sucked down billies all day
im so lazy
from the
thc
in my brain
i had breaky bongs today
now my plans have gone away
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3. |
DISTANT ROMANCE
01:40
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i got a girl but
she never let me down
i got a girl but
oh yeh shes never down
my distant romance
i want you here but
you are so far away
i need you here but
i need you here to stay
my distant romance
cant get you out my
cant get you out my head
when am i gonna
see your face again
my distant romance
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4. |
LEAVING AGAIN
05:37
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i'm leaving today
i'm never coming back again
i'm leaving today
i'm never coming back round here
i'm heading out the door like i did before cause
i'm losing everything
baby girl i ain't running i'm just tryna
get you out my head
oh i've fallen for another
i dont know what i did
to get into this mess that i have
got myself in
and i'm heading to that place that i used to go when
i wanna be alone
now im walking down that long dark road
just because i should have known
oh i am leaving again
oh i am leaving again
oh i am leaving again
leaving again
hell
oh i am
oh i am
yeah
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