R.U.O.K.
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[R:] Do you think the mics the same, when I talk to your brain So you're playing hard to get, or you don't wanna play the game So I'll help you out through thick and thin Like the dog in the story called 'Rin Tin Tin' So my rhymes are fast coming up from the past Always on time, yo!, cause I don't won't to be last Open your dreams say, what more can I say? Yip pe yard, yip pe yeah, hay girl R.U.O.K.?! [A:] You go away, you got nothing left to say Didn't even call today, R.U.O.K now? You acting strange, wondering why you change You playing silly games, R.U.O.K. now?! [A:] You're asking me if I'm OK Well I use't to be 'till you came my way Yes, I'm sweating and sure I bluse Not because I'm shy but I'm furious Boy, you used me and abuse me And now you asked me if I'm OK Well I'm leaving you, no intention to stay I'm stepping out that door boy I'll be OK [A:] You go away, you got nothing left to say Didn't even call today, R.U.O.K now? You acting strange, wondering why you change You playing silly games, R.U.O.K. now?! [R:] If you're feeling stressed Are you feeling depressed R.U.O.K. [A:] No, no, no, no, no [R:] R.U.O.K. [A:] No, no, no, no, no [R:] HAH! [R:] Pleased to be going in the likes of the morning This is your final call, yes your final warning I'm acting ridged, yes I'm kind of strange But my love for you, hah girl remains You never let you feelings go to tell what I need to know Now you asking me 'please don't go' Now it's to late because there's no more fate Yip pe yard, yip pe yeah,hah girl R.U.O.K.?! [A:] You go away, you got nothing left to say Didn't even call today, R.U.O.K now? You acting strange, wondering why you change You playing silly games, R.U.O.K. now?!a-la-Masterboy dance eurodance favorites na spici MT uklid mt
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