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Brothers to Brothers Lyrics by Bloods & Crips

1994

[Intro: Tweedy Bird Loc & Ronnie Ron]
Yeah, uh, Ronnie Ron, I'd like to thank you man for givin' me a opportunity to get my album out there and get my life straight and, thank you for givin
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