Shorty a lil' baddie
Shorty my lil' boo thing
And shorty got the fatty
Shorty be catch...
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Shorty a lil' baddie
Shorty my lil' boo thing
And shorty got the fatty
Shorty be catching mood swings
Every time I f#ck without a rubber
I nutted on the covers
And I kept it undercover..
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