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Artist: MurDa
Canonical path: /murda/ball-licker
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Ball Licker
Read Ball Licker lyrics by MurDa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ball Licker
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Pass me the potatoes, motha'
Pass them yourself
That boy too fat to be eating potatoes
Don't you call my little chubby baby fat you ball licker
Ball licker
You're a ball licker
Ball licker
Pass me the potatoes, motha'
Pass them yourself
That boy too fat to be eating potatoes
Don't you call my little chubby baby fat you ball licker
Ball licker
You're a ball licker
Ball licker
Pass me the potatoes, motha'
Pass them yourself
That boy too fat to be eating potatoes
Don't you call my little chubby baby fat you ball licker
Ball licker
You're a ball licker
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MurDa performs "Ball Licker", and this lyric page sits inside the MurDa catalog on LyroVerse.
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