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Big Word Blues
04:39
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Laugh at my face, Cause I happen to be comical,
I'm easy to place, that's very economical,
Everybody's Sweet, but nobody rectifies,
No body's clean, but everybody specifies,
Get off that phone, and juxtapose,
In a comatose, and I'm not the Drone
Who's left alone
You sit in my chair, and you're looking philosophical,
When you let down your hair, while you're reading periodicals,
Everybody tweets, and they stand lookin petrified,
To grow's obsolete, cause everyone's electrified,
You're on that phone, wearing dirty clothes
Pick at your nose, and you'll be the foe
Overexposed
Seems to me,
Don't lie to me,
Seems to me,
You got them Big Word Blues
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I Want To Pay For It
02:03
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You got something that I want,
You got something I need,
But I want to pay for it,
Cause baby I don't wanna get it for free
I got a problem with taking things,
They got no value and they reek of weak,
So listen to me, pretty babe,
Cuz buying means the world to me
I want to pay for it,
No I don't want it for free,
So take the money, sugar honey,
Cuz free don't mean nothing to me
You got something that I want,
You got something I need,
But I want to pay for it,
Cause baby I don't wanna get it for free
I want to pay for it,
No I don't want it for free,
So take the money, sugar honey,
Cuz free don't mean nothing to me
You got something that I want,
You got something I need,
But I want to pay for it,
Cause baby I don't wanna get it for free
I want to pay for it,
Cause baby I don't wanna get it for free
I want to pay for it,
Cause baby I don't wanna get it for free
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