Shawty Lo Speaks
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Shawty Lo Speaks
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Ey man, you know the time I wet my pants season man
But you know me, I came a long way in these streets
Man, you know, I was born and raised in the A town
I'm a greater baby, I got a tornado wrist
I bake a vid four times
My mama was on dough, my dad was as well
My grandma raised me, she died when I was 17 from cancer
So you know, it feels good to be here, Holiday
Talk to these folks man
Let these folk know what's happenin'
I made the top nigga, y'all nigga can't beat me there
Y'all will try to meet me there
So when, A lot I got game
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Shawty Lo performs "Shawty Lo Speaks", and this lyric page sits inside the Shawty Lo catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ain't Gone Work (feat. MDC, Yung Thug) and Ain't Tellin' You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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