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Gold Digger


I’ll never understand those who want everything from a man 

Want him balling for them at the mall every weekend 

Want him at the top of the game on the verge of riches and fame 

And if he doesn’t have nothing going for him then he’s considered a lame 

Could have the sweetest heart but no bands 

Could be the best gentleman

But he doesn’t have a car

So the relationship wouldn’t get very far, will it then ?

 

 

 

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