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Tomfool Lyrics by Franklin Soulkid

Less Is More

2018

(Chorus: Franklin Soulkid)
I see you actin crazy lately baby
I see you actin crazy lately baby
Don't know whats wrong, whats wrong hey
Tell me whats wrong, whats wrongsh yeah
(Verse: Franklin Soulkid)
Dis ain't the girl dat i use to drive me crazy
Dis ain't that girl I use to call ma lady
Far from what use to be I thought would make me
Relax yo mind girl
And let me roll one, oh lord
(Outro: Franklin Soulkid)
You should notice the damage
You should notice we drifting apart
Ain't dat dangerous
Reason why my energy pipe down cause you act brainless
You act brainless

About “Tomfool” by Franklin Soulkid

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"Tomfool" is credited to Franklin Soulkid. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Tomfool" appears on "Less Is More" in 2018.

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