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Artist: TLC
Canonical path: /tlc/the-vic-e-interpretation-interlude
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The Vic-E Interpretation Interlude
Read The Vic-E Interpretation Interlude lyrics by TLC on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Vic-E Interpretation Interlude
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In the club
People use material things
To increase their chances of a pick up
Such as diamond rolexes, prada bags
And versace outfits
I guess it makes them feel special
In japan they just two to the one and two
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