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I said I'll make it one day, but (what do I know?) Nabagamba nja kukikuba, but (what do I know?) Wherever I go they say (what do I know?) Even when I made it out they said (what do I know?)

Ffe abaliwo era tulyogerwako Nti ffe abaalina enjawulo Mbu lwe twajjanga Lwe kyakwata Twateekawo enjawulo

[winnie nwagi] Nze Nassanga tontyanga nassanga firebaby baby dancer ballerina bakimanyi kabaabe ba beginner Wano tolina kuyiwa full magazina Tontyanga

I’m never falling in love again Dalilah Dalilah baby I’m not coming home No more no more shawty

[Intro] Oh, na-na, baby (Yo, Axon) You know I wanna love you daily (You see dem gyal a beauty dem?)

I love ma baby, I swear I love ma baby I love ma baby, I share love with Baby wacha nikupende wacha anipende baby

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