English, 11.01.2021 17:20 kitttimothy55

It started off by playing games, but now its not a game,
I didn't understand what I was doin,
but now I be ruin,
didn't know it was trouble,
now im stuck in a big bubble,
u say u be there for me,
u say im ur everything,
am I really anything,
u say baby y u gotta be like dat,
I say baby u better not trap,
cause u know better than dat,
and u know dat is fax,
baby don't start with me,
cause am I really anything,
baby u be trapping,
and I know u be captain,
met dis girl wanna know what happen,
so baby tell me what happened,
it started off by playing games,
but now its not a game,
I didn't understand what I was doin,
but now I be ruin,
didn't know it was trouble,
now im stuck in a big bubble,
u say u be there for me,
u say im ur everything,
am I really anything,
she say u be rulin,
say she be ruin,
say u be doin,
things u be doin,
don't make her feel ruin,
cause I know u be doin,
things u be doin,
she don't deserve it,
she need someone perfect, t
hings u be sayin,
make her be swayin,
but not in a good way,
so I thought I should say,
I know u be trapping,
know u be cappin,
met dis girl wanna know what happened,
so baby tell me what happened

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