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Artist: Sleetgrout
Canonical path: /sleetgrout/pay-for-my-time
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Pay For My Time
Read Pay For My Time lyrics by Sleetgrout on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pay For My Time
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What's your prise?
What's your last?
Fingers from my arm
Pay for messial
Stay and listen, take off your scale
Hold and kiss, shave of your name
What's your prise?
What's your last?
Scream and jump
Pay for my time
And my nasty make your heart hot
Make me the same
What's your prise?
What's your last?
Fingers from my arm
Pay for messial
Take your smashed
Feel your slashy
All your tears
They all for me
What's your prise?
What's your last?
Proof me my fault
Let's make the sale
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