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2Pac ~ Pac's Theme


I was raised in this society so there's no way You can expect me to be a perfect person cuz i'm a do what i'm a do. (i am still thirsty) - arrested development (there is absolutly no reason for a record like this to be published. It has no place in our society.) - dan quayle (they gotta understand me) (withdraw on this record) - dan quayle That's how i feel i'm a do whatever i like. i am not a role model. more free lyrics

I was raised in this society so there's no way
You can expect me to be a perfect person cuz i'm a do what i'm a do.
(i am still thirsty) - arrested development
(there is absolutly no reason for a record like this to be published.
It has no place in our society.) - dan quayle
(they gotta understand me)
(withdraw on this record) - dan quayle
That's how i feel i'm a do whatever i like. i am not a role model.

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