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I swear, I'm tired of these emotional-ass, ungrateful-ass bitches shut the fuck up Unstable-ass, confrontational-ass dumb bitches You wanna bring a nigga down Even when I'm tryna do right We could go our separate ways right now You could move on with your life I swear to God. Fuck you, nigga, you love a pity party, I won't show up Always act like your shit don't stink Motherfucker, grow up man, fuck you Forever late for shit, won't buy shit, sit around and deny shit man Fuck around on a side bitch Then come fuckin' up my shit. Fuckin' up yo shit? Man, bitch, you trippin', who got you that Rollie chain?

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