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Chubby Composer
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Vale of my chubby cheeks dimpled
That there is a source of creative melody stagnant
The inspiration of this classic gem accent
That's me in the flesh
The shaft sagging buttocks come out lyrics
My hands are chunky ever come out
My guitar is the belly ring ( engagement that tremors )
The chest is filling ring the ring
Do not live with me in the flesh ppaerago
This song comes from fat in fat beggar
Most composers who are obese
Fat accept making me sing Sara ~!
Why is this 're saying the bone pain mower
Make art - Van Gogh
Dose the pain of creation you know ? ( I know ah? )
We need to make bloody sweat shed fat.
The strikes spread accent quilt jadagado
After a Sunday morning , turn on the computer
How to eat ...
I know those feelings ? ( I know you know? )
Not to overeat because of stress
My view of the valley chubby dimpled flesh
That there is a source of creative melody stagnant
The inspiration of this classic gem accent
That's me in the flesh
The shaft sagging buttocks come out lyrics
My hands are chunky ever come out
My guitar is the belly ring ( engagement that tremors )
The chest is filling ring the ring
Do not live with me in the flesh ppaerago
This song comes from fat in fat beggar
Most composers who are obese
Fat accept making me sing Sara ~!
Sing me a little song Sara Sara
My Sara Sara Aaa ~~ !
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