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Mrs. Officerby Lil Wayne

Album: Tha Carter III (2008)Charted: 57 16 License This Song  songfacts ®artistfacts

• Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Bobby Marcel Wilson, Curtis Stewart, Darius Harrison, Dwayne Carter Publisher: Royalty Network, Songtrust Ave, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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Comments: 3

• Ladybug from Kansas Lil wayne is by far my favorite rapper. Yes I wish I could meet you and his damn braids look like silk and prolly smell like....well if the flower baby breath had a scent than it would be....I even sometimes think I've somehow met you before, haven't I know....hmmm hmmm. Please someone I'm looking.
• Alejandro from Sacramento, Cawhy did they have to use tha "s" word when describing it :0
• Alejandro from Sacramento, Cai never knew anyone could use an idea like this and make it sound so good! it also also some cool lines

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