Hundo Pos
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Hundo Pos
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I'm happy now (haha)
I'm working on myself (haha)
I think I'm moving out
I've got a ten now
Nice natural eye brows
Something to think about
I spend paychecks quick, no regrets
Drugs and ice cream whips paying off debt
If I found somebody to love me
Would you start to love me too?
And if I found some fucking money
Would you still pay for me and you?
A year and a half worth of checking my cell phone
A year and a half of the love me not syndrome
A day's worth of not doing anything at all
Is worth a million fucking bucks more than a phone call
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Prince Daddy & The Hyena performs "Hundo Pos", and this lyric page sits inside the Prince Daddy & The Hyena catalog on LyroVerse.
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