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Five ~ Mr. Z


Excuse me, can you help me, straighten out my head I got a new friend by the name of Mr. Z Well what's wrong with that, don't you like what you see? Hmm... If I had a choice yo I'd rather be me You see he's kinda not like that kinda average kinda guy Kinda say what, make you kinda say why Did you see that? what he did to his cat? It's all big and fat,a nd now it wears caps Here we go again CHORUS Mr Zuvaloppa got a crazy life With a house on the corner for his kids and wife Works all day trying to make ends meet just the same as everybody does down his street Mr Zuvaloppa got a brand new car But he likes a little drink so he can't drive far he used to have a mini but he's six foot four Mr Zuvaloppa don't want it anymore Yo you gotta sit back, relax While I hit you with a tale of a guy Who would try, but he's always gonna fail M-I-S-T-E-R Z he doesn't realize that it wasn't really meant to be Him up at the top, he never wanna stop The fool up in the pool doin' a big belly flot Now ever sunbathing he could never get it right Cuz he even tried to do it in the middle of the night Here we go again CHORUS more free lyrics

Excuse me, can you help me, straighten out my head
I got a new friend by the name of Mr. Z
Well what's wrong with that, don't you like what you see?
Hmm... If I had a choice yo I'd rather be me
You see he's kinda not like that kinda average kinda guy
Kinda say what, make you kinda say why
Did you see that? what he did to his cat?
It's all big and fat,a nd now it wears caps
Here we go again

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Mr Zuvaloppa got a crazy life
With a house on the corner for his kids and wife
Works all day trying to make ends meet
just the same as everybody does down his street
Mr Zuvaloppa got a brand new car
But he likes a little drink so he can't drive far
he used to have a mini but he's six foot four
Mr Zuvaloppa don't want it anymore

Yo you gotta sit back, relax
While I hit you with a tale of a guy
Who would try, but he's always gonna fail
M-I-S-T-E-R Z he doesn't realize that it wasn't really meant to be
Him up at the top, he never wanna stop
The fool up in the pool doin' a big belly flot
Now ever sunbathing he could never get it right
Cuz he even tried to do it in the middle of the night
Here we go again

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