Corporate Trash
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Corporate Trash
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[Originally by A-Ha]
be blessed to say
all the moneys gone
and were not fat
but anyway
we need to live our decorated lifestyles
this the way
ill be coming for you and your cash someday
corporate trash
needs your cash
they wont play
unless you pay
but It dont pay
gonna be # 1 in the nation
were getting played
our videos in heavy rotation
we've come today
to steal your money and take your taste away
corporate trash
needs your cash
they wont play
unless you pay
corporate trash
stolen cash
they got payed and you got play
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