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White’s not my color this evening
(original composition by C. Creevy , revised lyrics by popsbury)
White’s not my color this evening
My virtue’s in an urn.
Along with your expectations
I watched them burn.
White’s not my color this evening
I won’t wear that crown.
In love with my own reflection
Watch me drown.
Watch it burn
Watch me drown
Watch it burn
Watch me drown
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Ain't too proud to beg
02:28
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Ain’t too proud to beg
(orig. Eddie Holland Jr. and Norman Whitfield)
Ain’t too proud to beg
Say darling
Please don’t leave me
Don’t you go
Ain’t too proud to plead
Say darling
Please don’t leave me
Don’t you go
Under my thumb
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I! Gits! Weary!
04:49
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I! Gits! Weary!
(original composition by KeiyaA, revised lyrics by popsbury)
Should think positive
But that won’t pay the rent
Should be skeptical
Of ratings fed dissent
Should think positive
And live positive
But I gits weary on the regular
Should be spiritual
But right now I’m just tense
I don’t have a prayer to offer
I don’t have incense
I can’t see the bigger picture
It’s just all nonsense
And I gits weary on the regular
There are times I should be positive
But that don’t pay the rent
There are times I should be skeptical
Of ratings fed dissent
There are times I should be positive
And times I should be positive oh oh
But I gits weary on the regular
Divine
Peace of mind
Make it mine
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Racist sexist boy
01:32
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Racist sexist boy
(original composition by the Linda Lindas, revised lyrics by popsbury)
Racist, sexist boy
You know you are a racist sexist boy
And one day you’ll ask me to move you
Soothe you, groove you
But it won’t happen ‘cause your racist
Racist, sexist boy
You know you are a racist sexist boy
You’ll fall onto your knees for me to move you
Soothe you, groove you
But it can’t happen if you’re racist
Jerkface!
Racist, sexist boy
You are a racist sexist boy
And one day you’ll ask me to move you
Soothe -
You’ll fall onto your knees for me to groove you
Yeah
You’ll move heaven and earth for me to move you
Soothe you, groove you
But it won’t make a difference…
If you’re gonna be a racist…
No, no, no.
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