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just different 2 min read 806 views Jun 16, 2015

She Say She Love a

This is just real talk from a grown man stand point

I sometimes I wonder if it's true what they claim
Only fools fall in love cause the is just a game
Same board different players, similar mind skill levels
No matter how far u make it theirs a shovel and a ditch
Dirty hands from a always tryin to get over
But sooner or later she will always *** up
Not enough bleach to whiten up her own filthy sheets
Wordplay is a lets see if she can take the heat
trying to sneak and creep, that is for the nocturnals honey
you silly dumby wifey call yourself pimping myspace
Aint private in a house with open windows and a key
Thought you had yo down all the way to the tee
Hoe i got eyes all around unlike CBS we keep both eyes open
Whats really ***ed up, you worked right within the system
I guess no one never told you never *** wit his old coworkers
Even if they wasn't that cool, I always break that ice
s are the foundation of the woman, gossip is contagious
Must a forgot women are the rib of the man you deceitful
Karma is hoe so she ***s with everybody, so before you say you love just remember
Games are for kids cause i always know what you think I don't
So I'm finished

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