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3 years ago

Please help me asap I will give a brainleist to the first person to answer

English

1 answer:

Lubov Fominskaja [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

what you talking bout

Explanation:

Ain't that DJ Chose over there?

Look like DJ Chose

Wassup Ki

Wassup Lisa, dam n I want all three

(Come here!)

Ashley, Ashley (hey)

I get hard when she walk past me

(Look at that as)

Cuz she thick

Thi thi thi thi thi thick

She make me stutter

And her friends

They

Thi thi thi thi thi thick

I want all of 'em

Running round the trap right now with a

100 bands on me I be lookin like a brick

Ring around the rosie I been ridin' with the

Pull up to the red light shawty walk by

Lookin' good, shawty lookin' like a lick (uh)

As in the back like cake with the ice cream shake a banana split

Pull up to the light and I told them whoop whoop

Tell your boyfriend you don't want him no more

You found you a Nia with some racks (a gentleman, hm)

Open your door (hm)

Take you to the store (hm), let you buy what you want (hm)

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