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Artist: Rick James
Canonical path: /rick-james/666
Related lyric paths: 6
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666
Read 666 lyrics by Rick James on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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666
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(Ha Ha) Bringin Me Up in Life
Brake It Down Sonn........
6....6....6....
Verse 1 : Niggas Listen, and They Be Wishing, On My Death! But Wait Until That
Day You'll Be Taking Your Last Breath, Wishing Apon a Lonely Star,thinking
About Is You Gonna Die Tomorr, I Chop Little Niggas Up Like You, Come Through
And Demolish Your Whole Crew, We Throwing Up Them Big W's, in My World It
Doesn't Matter If You Win Or You Lose, Now Follow the Clues!
Chours:the Manechie Is Bleachy
And Ya Honey Is Money
Now Watch Ya Back When
You Makin Them Paper
Stacks.....cause Cusz
You Might Get Wacked!!!!!!
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Rick James performs "666", and this lyric page sits inside the Rick James catalog on LyroVerse.
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