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Me and Spike Lee Lyrics by The VidaBlue

The Khayembii Communiqué / The Vidablue

2000

I’m handing of all the passes because it’s
Better living without the ball, I like a blush
And someone
Screaming how could you move away?
So you can put away the dollars and tongues
This time I have the game on lock and it all
Falls into place without your perfume or waking up
In your quarters I don’t need to see the
Insides I don’t need to wake up I have
A month of Sundays left, and to keep every
Single one the best, I knock you off
I’ll bump you off
The games on lock
I’ll kill you off

About “Me and Spike Lee” by The VidaBlue

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"Me and Spike Lee" appears on "The Khayembii Communiqué / The Vidablue" in 2000.

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