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Up In Smoke
 
  My momma talkin to me,
tryin to tell me how to live.
But I don't listen to her cause my head is like a sin.
my daddy, he disowned my cause i wear my sista's clothes.
he caught me in the bathroom with a pair of pantyhose.
The basketball coach had done and kicked me off the team,
for wearing high heel sneakers, and actin like a QUEEN.
My momma talkin to me,
tryin to tell me how to live.
But I don't listen to her cause my head is like a sin.
my daddy, he disowned my cause i wear my sista's clothes.
he caught me in the bathroom with a pair of pantyhose.
The basketball coach had done and kicked me off the team,
for wearing high heel sneakers, and actin like a QUEEN.


 

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