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Artist: Ja Rule
Canonical path: /ja-rule/the-march-prelude
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The March Prelude
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The March Prelude
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Yeah...*sniff*...been a slave too long.
ALL MY MURDERERS!!!!!!
Let's march my niggas.Lord, can we get a break?
We ain't really happy here.
Take a look into our eyes!
And see pain without fear. Lord, can we get a break?
We ain't really happy here.
Take a look into our eyes!
And see pain without fear. Lord, can we get a break?
We ain't really happy here.
Take a look into our eyes!
And see pain without fear. Lord, can we get a break?
We ain't really happy here.
Take a look into our eyes!
And see pain without fear. LORD! Oooooh Lord! Can we get a break?
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