1. |
Cindy
02:41
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Cindy's telling me something
I think it's important
She's pointing the way to freedom
Hurry open the cage
We must believe it
We must give it a chance
Please I love her,
Now, now that you can
Cindy's going to heaven
Ah
She will shine
And we will die
She makes me the king
Don't make her dirty
Ah
Cindy's leaving me flat
She denies my rise
I'm fighting against my name
Hurry set her free
We must believe it
We must give it a chance
Please I love her,
Now, now that you can
Cindy's going to heaven
Ah
She will shine
And we will die
She makes me the king
Don't make her dirty
Ah
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2. |
Drag
03:44
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She
Said
I'm gonna be her new slave
And
I said
That I don't roll that way
Then
She said
She's gonna dig me a grave
And
I said
To fight back I ain't afraid
This thing's been going so far,
It left so many scars.
She's tried to kill me once,
She didn't stand a chance.
And we're still at it, today
(She'll pay)
This fight's been such a drag,
Won't end it with a white flag.
The only way is death,
It's mine or hers last breath.
Screw ladies first, I'm not gonna die.
(I'd rather die)
She
Said
I'm gonna be her new slave
And
I said
That I don't roll that way
Then
She said
She's gonna dig me a grave
And
I said
To fight back I ain't afraid
If I ever die killing you,
I will drag you down to hell, my boo.
If you ever die killing me,
You will catch me smiling, full of glee.
And if we die together,
We're taking this
to the otherside, forever.
Cause I've got a grenade,
And I sincerely hope you've prayed.
She
Said
I'm gonna be her new slave
And
I said
That I don't roll that way
Then
She said
She's gonna dig me a grave
And
I said
To fight back I ain't afraid
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