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Artist: D-12
Canonical path: /d-12/steve-s-coffee-house
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Steve's Coffee House
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Steve's Coffee House
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Kum ba yah, Kum ba yah
Kum ba yah, D12, Kum ba yah
D12, Kum ba yah
I've had a special request for..
I take a couple uppers,
I down a couple downers,
but nothin' compares
til' those blue and yellow purple pills
I've been to mushroom mountain,
once or twice boy who's countin'
but nothin' compares
to those purple yellow blue an pills
Cool, calm just like my mom
With a couple of valiums inside her palms
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