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Mr. Hannity
02:40
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I want to be on the x factor, and american idol
I want to make a lot of money
I want to hang out with celebrities
I need someone to tell me that I'm good
Oh kanye west will you be my best friend?
sean hannity will you teach my classes?
You don't need to band, to write a song
You don't have to be a singer, to sing a song
You don't need to be anybody, anybody at all
Oh kanye west will you be my best friend?
sean hannity will you teach my classes?
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A Message
02:15
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I don't know why you think you can tell me what to do
I don't know why you think you can tell me what to say
I know why you lie,
I know why
I don't want your money and I don't want your lies, I don't need your apple pies (2x)
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