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Lil' Romeo ~ Your ABC's


ft. Master P [Master P/Chorus 2x] Do you know your ABC's If you do wantcha sang with me [Lil' Romeo] A for apple B is for ball Me and C went shopping at the mall D came over in a E class benz So F started fighting one of his friends G said man do you believe in god H say stop hatin wordy times is hard I was watching the hawks and indiana When Jalen Rose had six J's on atlanta [Chorus 2x] [Lil' Romeo] Now special K was always cool Why L and them they like to make moves N and O I mean new orleans Cause nolimit is the number one team P stands for poppa he be puttin it down And is no question cause we the best around R is for romeo I can rock the crowd S for soulja music we be layin it down T is for teaching U is for united V is for very important players invited W is for my wordies on the team We all souljas out that u-p-t R.I.P. to the homies xyz If you can sang this song Then you know your abc's [Chorus 2x] more free lyrics

ft. Master P

[Master P/Chorus 2x]
Do you know your ABC's
If you do wantcha sang with me

[Lil' Romeo]
A for apple
B is for ball
Me and C went shopping at the mall
D came over in a E class benz
So F started fighting one of his friends
G said man do you believe in god
H say stop hatin wordy times is hard
I was watching the hawks and indiana
When Jalen Rose had six J's on atlanta

[Chorus 2x]

[Lil' Romeo]
Now special K was always cool
Why L and them they like to make moves
N and O I mean new orleans
Cause nolimit is the number one team
P stands for poppa he be puttin it down
And is no question cause we the best around
R is for romeo I can rock the crowd
S for soulja music we be layin it down
T is for teaching
U is for united
V is for very important players invited
W is for my wordies on the team
We all souljas out that u-p-t
R.I.P. to the homies xyz
If you can sang this song
Then you know your abc's

[Chorus 2x]

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