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Artist: NU3L
Canonical path: /nu3l/much-what-you-gonna-do
Related lyric paths: 6
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Much (What You Gonna Do?)
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Much (What You Gonna Do?)
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Much to lovers
Much to suckers
Much to drifters
Much from sex
Much for next
What you gonna do if I lick you
What you gonna do if I kiss you
What you gonna do if I step on you
What you gonna do if I eat you
There's nothing else to say
You have to get away
This world is not for us
Enough!
I'm not a slave
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