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keep telling me this and telling me that you once i ever touch u i never go back but now i gotta leave ima show u that way u are

no matter with me with me she said hola comesta she said kanichuwa i said canabela yk how i like em. yall rem this song?

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Nope .3. i feel like i do tho

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