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come corona pay me what owe me
give me sweet money so discret that I can hide it
It's the legacy that you've been lying and I feel finding out the truth
come corona give me this is now the song is over I can release my hand
I don't believe you love me like you ought to I don't believe that true love's at hand

Come corona; come on federation mona lisa; come balistic with your taste....
I am cooking; cooking in the kitchen if you like the heat you sense then get your soft face in my stew

I really thought to much of you
the pheromones blocked my sense of reason, and heightened my game. And I played you for all my cash. Why not give you a 10th last chance. Why not call you on my fone tonight

I think way too of you... don't you do you do that too?
I can't believe you, I just won't believe you. That's what I'll being saying when I fall

Come corona; I act like a poser; But You've got quite the nose for finding the great hands
Now Corona Don't be like that don't you know I won't decide for years in advance of the chance that I've passed

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from Chill Crosby II: Rave To The Grave, released July 1, 2011

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