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1.20. I wrote my own artist agreement Blending the four primal colours of war I’m rewriting the treaties Remixes of aphrodisiacs My remedies for life keep giving me success Call me Aphrodite chain smoking cigarettes The Lone Orchid of frost bitten sunsets I’m the only one in one of a kind A one hit wonder that echos forever with time Mesmerizing Gods and consolations I am the Divine inspiration This weak ecosystem has made me vicious again I wanna see people get a bit more independent Remove their denial See the truth in the ways of survival This is next level chest and I’m always six steps ahead When I’m behind that’s when I attack at my best My bullet proof **** rate I’ll take you out by the neck Call me up Say what? I’ll always be that crazy **** saying whatever it is I want Ring.Ring. My telephone never stops And I’m never picking it up Later I might hit you back up Right now I’m busy getting unplugged
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Jun 11, 2019
Jun 11, 2019 at 4:55 PM UTC
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1.20. I wrote my own artist agreement Blending the four primal colours of war I’m rewriting the treaties Remixes of aphrodisiacs My remedies for life keep giving me success Call me Aphrodite chain smoking cigarettes The Lone Orchid of frost bitten sunsets I’m the only one in one of a kind A one hit wonder that echos forever with time Mesmerizing Gods and consolations I am the Divine inspiration This weak ecosystem has made me vicious again I wanna see people get a bit more independent Remove their denial See the truth in the ways of survival This is next level chest and I’m always six steps ahead When I’m behind that’s when I attack at my best My bullet proof **** rate I’ll take you out by the neck Call me up Say what? I’ll always be that crazy **** saying whatever it is I want Ring.Ring. My telephone never stops And I’m never picking it up Later I might hit you back up Right now I’m busy getting unplugged
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Jun 11, 2019
Jun 11, 2019 at 4:55 PM UTC
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