Million Ho
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Million Ho
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Please keep the details all to yourself
We're not here to judge the state of your health
You want to know where are all of your friends
I could tell you ,but where do i begin
Yeah we've seen your type down here before
Slumming round town like a million dollar whore
Your days are empty, your night is long
I know what you sent me, but the address was wrong
I can see there's no point to it
I don't think your gonna get through it
So please keep your secrets all to yourself
We don't need to hear the state of your health
Yeah we've all seen your type down here before
Slumming round town like a million dollar whore
A million dollar whore
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