Shadowing Practice: LISA - SaWaDiKa (Dance Performance Video) - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Hello Sawa Dika yeah you know my roasts is cold Got this ton piece from Geneva
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If you know it then you know I'm a bh on your TV
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And my Ferrari indigo La la lisa la diva Sawa Dika there she go
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Hello Sawa Dika yeah you know my roasts is cold got this ton piece from Geneva
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If you know it then you know I'm a bch on your TV
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And my Ferrari indigo La la lisa la diva Sawa Dika there she go On-Nemi, on-Nemi, on-Nemi, on-Nemi, on-Nemi Hey, what's up, I'm gonna check it out?
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Who let this bitch out of the cage?
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Move that, get out of the way Murder, kill that, I'm on the case Hands up, now lock me away Championship, they call me the one Whip my shit like this is
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the line I throw fists like highlight clips I aim my head, blow smoke on the gun How many does it take?
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How many does it take?
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How many?
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How many try to ride my wave?
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How many want my name?
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How many?
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How many got discipline?
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How many comprehend?
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How many that been where I've been?
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How many get me from with that?
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I'm sure you're on the air Up in the sky Maybe there's no ceiling In my mood
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Hello, Sawadika, yeah, you know my wrist is cold Got this campus from Geneva,
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if you know it, then you know I'm that bitch on your TV and my Ferrari Indigo La-la-lisa-la-diva, Sawadika, there she go Hello,
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Sawadika, yeah, you know my wrist is cold Got this Trump piece from Geneva,
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if you know it, then you know I'm that bitch on your TV and my Ferrari Indigo La La Lisa La Diva, Sawadee Kodeshi Go Bang, bang,
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bang, cock bang, screaming gangbang with my gang Bobby going in my bank
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so I'm going out with a bang Tired up like I'm book book, I'm like hold up Let me cook cook, put a show on when I show up Doing donuts in a gook Up on the top,
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it's the rooftop, hop in the back of the chop chop Like a good coming to work, I'm like the tick on your clock Bringing them up, yes I'm a trouble fanatic Lifted shots like a metaphylactic Is it too much?
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Am I overdramatic?
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Sick, I'm too sick, better call me a medic Catch me in the feelings Up in the sky Baby,
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there's no ceiling In my mood Hello,
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Zawarika, yeah, you know my roots is cold Got these zombies from Geneva If you know it,
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then you know I'm that bitch on your TV and my Ferrari Indian girl La La Lisa La Diva, Sawadeeca, there she go Hello Sawadeeca,
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yeah you know my wrist is cold Got this timepiece from Geneva, if you know it then you know I'm that bitch on your TV
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and my Ferrari Indian girl La La Lisa La Diva,
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Sawadeeca, there she go Hello Sawadeeca Hello Sawadeeca Hello Sawadeeca
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Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go

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