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Oh daddy You know you make me cry You make me cry, too How can you love me I can't understand why I just wanna know why Oh daddy You know you make me cry You make me cry, too How can you love me I can't understand why I just wanna know why. You think I wanna see you cryin'? . Then you think these hoes don't envy your life? They wanna lay in Brazil, spend a day in the hills It ain't hard to shop all day and pay the bills Fuck the way you feel And keep it all real, I wrote your name on my will And yo that's real You think a nigga cheatin' 'cause I don't be all in your ass You think them your. friends I cut you off, all them'll laugh See my shit right there, put it all in the bag You ain't gotta say shit to me again, just call me a cab, I'm out.

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