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112 intro - part 3 Puff: Yeah, that's what i'm talkin about Sounds real dramatic, like somethin's comin Got that real intro type vibe to it Yeah Enough of this smooth.... Its bad boy, baby We go by the name of q, mike, slim, daron And this is part three You know, like the third album Like the third time we been here Like part three And oh yeah, they represent the atl Come on Slim: Just a little 12 is all you need Just a little 12 is all you need Just a little 12 is all you need Aw, baby Just a little 12 is all you need Puff: Let's do it. more free lyrics

112 intro - part 3

Puff:
Yeah, that's what i'm talkin about
Sounds real dramatic, like somethin's comin
Got that real intro type vibe to it
Yeah
Enough of this smooth....
Its bad boy, baby

We go by the name of q, mike, slim, daron
And this is part three
You know, like the third album
Like the third time we been here
Like part three
And oh yeah, they represent the atl
Come on

Slim:
Just a little 12 is all you need
Just a little 12 is all you need
Just a little 12 is all you need
Aw, baby
Just a little 12 is all you need

Puff:
Let's do it.

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