Thank You
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Thank You
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Hey
Djen in the area
Crazy type, sluts
Look, I'm not sheltered live please
I'm not (no) I'll live only my geito thank you very much
(Thank you very much) dream don't make a bad bitch (sluts)
My mother and father say that I could (could)
Put my strength in it and said that I could (could)
Who dreams dreams, has life always has life
Hallelujah, I don't care now your opinion hallelujah
Dream, dream bitch hallelujah
I'm mean thank you so much
I'm mean thank you so much
My friend say that I could not (could)
But the indirect was going over (over)
My friend say that I could not (could)
But the indirect was going over (over)
My mother and father say that I could (could)
Put my strength in it and said that I could (could)
Who dreams dreams, has life always has life
Hey
Dream dreams bitches
Unlucky sluts
Bitch all jealous
Hey
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