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Bm-Tha-A-Bm-Na-a-Bm-Bm-pt

Ya'll gone (pt) make me act a fool, (pt) up (B) in (pt) here, (B) up (B) in h! (pt)
Ya'll gone (pt) make me loose my (pt) cool, up in here, (pt) up in here! (pt)
Ya'll gone make (pt) me bust a (pft) sweat, up in here, (pt) up in here! (pt)
Ya'll gone make (pt) my fingers snap, (pt) up in here, (pt) up in here! (pt)

Why should I battle a krusty old man
When you can't even defeat a little weak Peter Pan
Ya (B) lucky this is (pt) only a beatbox (pt) battle
Cause in a real battle (pt) I make ya feel rattled

Look at him, (pt) he only got one planet, (pt)
I got the whole Galaxy (pt) under my dependence, (pt)
You're gonna beg (pt) when you (B) bleed and die, (pt)
As you realize (pt) destiny arrived

(B) Ya'll gone (pt) make me-sla-Bea-pt-ha-sss-ssslipita-pa-a -pt-A-prdrdrdr-prdrdrdr (pt) ha-tugh-ha
(B) Ya'll gone (pt) make (B) me-tugh-ha-Bea-pt-ha-sss-ssslipita- pa-a-pt-ki-prrsk-kt-Bea-pt-ka-tugh< br /> (B) Ya'll gone (pt) make me-sla-Bea-pt-ha-sss-ssslipita-pa-a -pt-A-prdrdrdr-prdrdrdr (pt) ha-tugh-ha
(B) Ya'll gone (pt) make (B) me-tugh-ha-Bea-pt-ha-sss-ssslipita- pa-a-pt-ki-prrsk-kt-Bea-pt-ka-tugh< br />
Bm-Tha-A-Tha-Ay-Bm-Bm
Na-a-No-os-the-A
Bm-Tha-Ay-Bm-Nos-Bm-the-A-pt-Bm
Bm-Tha-A-Tha-Ay-Bm-Bm
Na-a-No-os-the-A
Bm-Tha-A-Bm-Na-a-Bm-Bm-pt

Let me show you how to scratch it!-pt-ha-Tugh-ha
Bm-Tha-A-pt-et-The-Bea-et-The-Ba-A- pt-A-Tha-A
Bm-Tha-A-pt-et-The-PRRRSK-kt-Bea-pt -Ha-tugh-Ha
Bm-Tha-A-pt-et-The-Bea-et-The-Ba-A- pt-A-Tha-A-Bm
Either way, destiny still arrives
Bww!!

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