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"text": "Mans know how to get it cause the struggle been the hardest / Deffaz when the beat drop heat rock",
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"text": "My kicks are wet from trappin' in the rain / Stole these Marshall bikes today / But don't walk in the bikers' lane / Or you're gonna catch a deafaz to the brain",
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