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TQ ~ Don Breezio (Interlude)


[Don:] Whassup playboy [TQ:] whassup Don Breezio [Don:] just chillin man, you out there crackin it alright [TQ:] tryin to do my thing ya know [Don:] thats right, y'know what i'm saying, make sure you watch your back man (yeah yeah) be out there making that money, know what i'm sayin want you to keep on getting bread on your table, y'know (yeah yeah) You know what I'am saying there's a gang of little breezies out there trying to like, you know what I'm saying, sly up underneath you, You know I'm saying, you gotta make sure, you know I'm saying, you readin 'em and checkin 'em before they get through the front door. you know what I'am saying. [TQ:] Sure [Don:] As long as you making that money. Make that money play boy [TQ:] Yeah more free lyrics

[Don:] Whassup playboy

[TQ:] whassup Don Breezio

[Don:] just chillin man, you out there crackin it alright

[TQ:] tryin to do my thing ya know

[Don:] thats right, y'know what i'm saying, make sure you watch your back man (yeah yeah) be out there making that money, know
what i'm sayin want you to keep on getting bread on your table, y'know (yeah yeah) You know what I'am saying there's a gang
of little breezies out there trying to like, you know what I'm saying, sly up underneath you, You know I'm saying, you gotta
make sure, you know I'm saying, you readin 'em and checkin 'em before they get through the front door. you know what I'am
saying.

[TQ:] Sure

[Don:] As long as you making that money. Make that money play boy

[TQ:] Yeah

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