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Artist: Jack Malibu
Canonical path: /jack-malibu/red-dress
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Red Dress
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Red Dress
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She was wearing that red dress
I was smoke that sad cigarette
In my mind this time hasn't pass
When her dress failed
Fast and slow
Those rats and they caps
So her body was so good
Suckers just wanna amuse
a couldn't stop looked her
I felt fire in my blood
Fast and slow
Fast and slow
When her dress failed
Fast and slow
Those rats and they caps
She wasn't listen my voice
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