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from Strangers by Cheldon McQueen

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and we believed her then, whoa

she don't want my love, love
she just want this money, money
but you know what, what?
come get this money, money
I'll take you on, on
fortitude is a virtue
but we'll be gone long
so tell 'em end all the searches
you feel that lump sum?
that's what turn into purchase
you feel that uh, uh?
and that's determined to surface
I heard you new here
what brings you here?
me, I just came off pocketing a new deal
and some blue pills
ecstasy viagra
drugs for liberty
mister mean 'ol raddish
where is zoe kravitz?
give me zoe kravitz
she dont want this love, love
this lonely road with traffic
check yourself before you wreck yourself
It's whatever though
nevermind the fit, I just thought I'd let you know, know


and now, outside
you see the waves in her eyes
and I, I won't mind what you decide to swear by


she don't want my money, money
want my love, love
what I'm supposed to run it, run it?
must be the drugs, drugs
take off your mask, mask
let me see your face, face
let down your guard boy
but this ain't the place, place
baby I'm too known
but I'm to drunk to care
so I let her take it off while she pump me on the chair, oh yeah
and as I'm exiting the covers
she held her hand out like
wait a minute mother-

(chorus 2x)

she don't want my love
she wants my money

she don't want my money

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from Strangers, released June 11, 2013
Produced by Cheldon McQueen
Written by Cheldon McQueen, Zachary Condon

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