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Artist: Shaka Ponk
Canonical path: /shaka-ponk/dot-coma
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dot. Coma
Read Dot. Coma lyrics by Shaka Ponk on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dot. Coma
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It's alright, get back
It's alright, so high
He comes right
I'm' high, I'm bright so
This is my time!
Come my kids and go and get high!
I wanna lie, come inside, I'm gonna lie
It's alright, get back
It's alright, so high
He comes right
I'm' high, I'm bright so
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
This is my time!
Come my kids and go and get high!
I wanna lie, come inside, I'm gonna lie
This is my time!
Come my kids and go and get high!
I wanna lie, come inside, I'm gonna lie
This is my time!
Come my kids and go get high!
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
Yaha
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Shaka Ponk performs "Dot. Coma", and this lyric page sits inside the Shaka Ponk catalog on LyroVerse.
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