1. |
mango
03:09
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She was a mango on the street told me she don’t want to be she don’t want to be selling fruit right now
I want to bite
I want a fight
I want to rip
I want to dip
I want to sip right now
Maybe this fruit ain't ripe
We should just wait the night
If you were a mango
Would you be FDA approved?
Would you get into this groove?
If you were a mango
I'm a vegetarian
Catch me in the produce aisle
Checking out your cousins
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2. |
let me go
02:38
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I've seen better days
Buckling my knees with paint all over my face
I created the game
But to a player girl it don't look the same
I don't need no recollection
Girl you brought me down
I'm hiding under the chair that holds your crown
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feeling
03:17
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mallory
03:16
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Up and down
you think you're never gonna ever get cold
round and round
and when you're done i'm gonna find you alone
don't come crying back to me
silly girl
i hate to tell you but i'm gonna be free
it's a lonely world
and all you gotta do is walk out and see
don't come crying back to me
because another lonely night is ok
and now i know time away
brings no remedy
mallory you'd hate this melody
stuck inside your own reality
mallory you're not enough for me
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Back to Yours Washington, D.C.
music for the people, by the people, with the people
daniel luttway
aiden jones
jiaan mansuri,
bryce kassalow,
tommy levin.
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