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Kid Cudi - Soundtrack to My Life
One of my favorite tracks right now. I FUCKING LOVE IT.
Kid Cudi - Soundtrack to My Life
One of my favorite tracks right now. I FUCKING LOVE IT.
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Re: What are you listening to right now
kanye west -see you in my nightmare"somebody better let'em know I empty the banana clip in and in your cantaloupe,
Fruity ass niggas, suck a dick fuck the world nah i've rather fuck a bitch"
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Wiz Khalifa - Stanky Leg Freestyle.
"My flow will my faith in you like a prayer does"Comment
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Was listening to Ya Boy mixtape, YNR's passion convinced me to re-up it.�Nature has wisely judged that the distinction of ranks, the peace and order of society, would rest more securely upon the plain and palpable difference of birth and fortune, than upon the invisible and often uncertain difference of wisdom and virtue.
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tyga- the nauseaIt's always Carter Season in Portland.
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That's a realy good track by Kid Cudi, one of my favs right now too.Originally posted by skimdudee420Kid Cudi - Soundtrack to My Life
One of my favorite tracks right now. I FUCKING LOVE IT.
I was listening to B4 U Go but a 2 minute long version that Fredd edited for me with only Wayne's verses & the hook. This track is dope.
Here's the link if anybody else wants the shorter version:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/66910378e4dc4f56/
Props to the homie Fredd for this one.
These niggas sleeping, hope they keep it in they napsack
Watch me while I'm creeping, Leave em leakin like a flapjackComment
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Transform YAComment
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Trina's new mixtape.Comment
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Young Jeezy - Trappin' Ain't Dead (Mixtape)Comment
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Yuki Kajiura - Koi wo Shita Kara...
Just found it yesterday and have probably listened to it a 100 times or so, very good.�Nature has wisely judged that the distinction of ranks, the peace and order of society, would rest more securely upon the plain and palpable difference of birth and fortune, than upon the invisible and often uncertain difference of wisdom and virtue.
-Adam Smith, Theory of Moral SentimentsComment
LOG ON AND GET INTO IT!!!! 
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