Drop Me Off

Dr. Dog

Fight me
If you're ready to die
I'm off of the world fighting demons
Need my niggas so we is teaming
Blast dem niggas in they face
Said it's dr3ad he in the race
Flying through da sky it's outer space
Fuckin yo bitch she in my way
Tired of da games and I don't play
Hands together close my eyes and pray
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I got the world in my hands
Erbody know that I'm the man
Kicking dem niggas like I'm Jackie Chan
God got me and know I got a plan
He know I got a plan
Girls hate me all they did was ran
Now I'm going up now they know what's up
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You are now entering the interlude
I'm off of the world fighting demons
Need my niggas so we is teaming
Blast dem niggas in they face
Said it's dr3ad he in the race
Flying through da sky it's outer space
Fuckin yo bitch she in my way
Tired of da games and I don't play
Hands together close my eyes and pray
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I got the world in my hands
Erbody know that I'm the man
Kicking dem niggas like I'm Jackie Chan
God got me and know I got a plan
He know I got a plan
Girls hate me all they did was ran
Now I'm going up now they know what's up
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I'm off the world
I love you dr3ad


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Off the WORLD!/ Do you read me Lyrics as written by Elijah Cyler

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    What a fantastic bonus track. I love the chorus of this song. Can't wait to see them this Friday.

    TheNamingOfThingson March 10, 2009   Link

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