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Fortune Teller's Warning
05:54
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Bean Quest
06:38
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ahhhhhhhhh ahhhhhhhhh (repeat)
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All of This (explicit)
06:37
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I said stop, go, back up ho. Back it up you better drop them drawers, and Im'a get up into that ass all slow; right up here, right up on the floor 'cause I can't wait to get you home. You don't need my number, put away your phone. When I get done you're ganna need a comb 'cause baby, I wanna mess up your hair. It looks so good but I don't care. That's a nice ass do you wanna share a cab? "Ooooohh.... Ahhhh...... I dunno about that..." Heyyy! Look so good, taste so sweet, can I take you out to get a bite to eat? You're the finest thing on the street. You're the kinda girl I would like to meet your parents! "Whaatt?! Nooo.... Movin kinda fast there dont ya think?"
"I said get up off all of this. I dont want none of your shit" :ll
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Wandering Wondering
08:19
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Stu Kindle Richmond, Virginia
Hi!! My name is Stu Kindle and I like to play Ukulele! Its been a hobby of mine for about 4 years now, before that I played Bassoon for about 7 years in band and orchestra as well as drums in jazz band for about 3 years. I try to incorporate percussive knocks and strumming patterns to mimic drums while I'm playing to fill out the sound, I hope ya like it!! Thanks for listening :) ... more
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