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London

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Rick Ross Canonical path: /rick-ross/london Related lyric paths: 6
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London

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London, England, January

The weather, gray

The rain, thick

I wake up, depression all around me

Dark thoughts clouding my mind

And I open the drawer and I see two things

I see the warm told loafers

I see the crisp Kashmir socks

And I know that today is me to be a good day

A hundred dollars a sock

Two ankles, you do the math

Pour them on,

Socks on the first, followed by the loafers

Then I know from that day, that week, that month, that year, that decade

That millennium

That we'll be rich forever

Rich forever!

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