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Anybody Killa ~ Close Call


Right place, right time, close call what does it matter? Clean get away keeping my dirty pockets fatter Smooth operation plans well thought out Hands in the air is what I'm talking about No doubt call me a warrior, I'm running with a hatchet The one crazy native representing Psychopathic Down for the D cause the D is where I struggle Underground, wicked shit mothafacko (Chorus x2) Do you want that native shit? Yes we want that native shit Do you want that crazy shit? Yes we want that crazy shit Do you want that wicked shit? Yes we want that wicked shit Do you run with a hatchet? Yes we run with a hatchet more free lyrics

Right place, right time, close call what does it matter?
Clean get away keeping my dirty pockets fatter
Smooth operation plans well thought out
Hands in the air is what I'm talking about
No doubt call me a warrior, I'm running with a hatchet
The one crazy native representing Psychopathic
Down for the D cause the D is where I struggle
Underground, wicked shit mothafacko

(Chorus x2)
Do you want that native shit?
Yes we want that native shit
Do you want that crazy shit?
Yes we want that crazy shit
Do you want that wicked shit?
Yes we want that wicked shit
Do you run with a hatchet?
Yes we run with a hatchet

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