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- DMX – Party Up (Up in Here) Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
"I love my baby mother, I'll never let her go" I'm tired of weak-ass niggas whining over puss That don't belong to them, fuck is wrong with them? They fuck it up for real niggas like my mans and them
- DMX - Party Up Lyrics | AZLyrics. com
I love my baby mother, I never let her go" I'm tired of weak ass niggas whinin' over puss That don't belong to them, fuck is wrong with them? They fuck it up for real niggas like my mans and them Who get it on on the strength of the hands with them, man Y'all gon' make me lose my mind Up in HERE, up in here Y'all gon' make me go all out
- DMX - Party Up (Up in Here) - YouTube
DMX - Party Up (Up in Here) From the album DMX Greatest Hits With a Twist Remixed Version
- What is the name of a song by DMX that says “I love my baby momma I’ll . . .
I’ve been trying to figure out the name of a DMX song that includes the lyrics, “I love my baby momma, I’ll never let her go ” Does anyone know the title?
- OT: I love my baby daddy. . . Ill never let him go.
My SO thinks I'm making it up and I'm positive a song exists where they say these exact words, lmao I feel like it's a guy "singing" and he says, "she's like, 'I love my baby daddy
- I love my baby mama i never let her go 3 2019 - tiomipitech
I love my baby momma, oh, oh! The thing about breaking up is you lose the right and any valid reason to have say-so about what your ex does, even when children are involved
- Been curious for years did dmx diss EM on party up in here . . . - Reddit
"I love my baby mother, I'll never let her go" I'm tired of weak-ass niggas whining over puss That don't belong to them, fuck is wrong with them? They fuck it up for real niggas like my mans and them It becomes clear he's talking about Kurupt and Foxy Brown shit since the two of them were beefing after Kurupt said he was mad DMX slept with her
- Bread - Never Let Her Go Lyrics | Lyrics. com
About Never Let Her Go "Never Let Her Go" is a song by David Gates, lead singer of the group Bread It was released as a single in 1974 and is the title track from the 1975 album of the same name It also appeared on Gates' third solo album, Goodbye Girl The song reached number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at number 3 on the Adult Contemporary chart in March 1975
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