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FREDDY vs JASON - XXXTENTACION & Ski Mask The Slump God

Lyric >

Freak like me 
You want a good girl that does bad things (to u)
You never been with no one as nasty (as me)
Spice up ya life come n get a freak 


Tie him down to my queen bed 
Tease him just enough to hate me 
Tie it tight enough he cant break free 
Keep him waiting till he try 


This could go one of two ways 
We could flip the coin
I’ll be your slave 
Call ya daddy 
Give me a nick-name
I aint afraid of a little pain



He wanted some’n else and 
He wanna be selfish 
He wanted them 3 rounds DC 
Had to come help him 
I know your position try
Squeeze in a full nelson though
Beat on it beat beat on it 
Mercy like a black belt give 
Daddy the grand master 
Daddy ya wan it fasta 
Them bitches you fuckin with I know that they gon need some practice so
Bring em along wit ya
I’ll teach em how to smash ya 
When I made a little mess on it he told me to clean my act up  



I could take a big bat 
Bet that he thinking Issa game 
Hey batter batter swing 
You could put it on a swing 
Freak like a triple xxx flick 
Put her on a chain 
this pussy off the chain
This kitty insane 


I could fuck him in the rain 
I could fuck him in the range
I could fuck him ery day 
Ima fuck him till he sang 

Milkshake bring boys to the yard
I’ma need the whip cream 
I aint ever been vanilla honey
 just wait until ya get a taste 


Skirrt off fuck in the back seat 
Take that shirt off baby put it on me 
Got me like 
Yeehaw ride it like a horsey 
Kinda like seesaw 
Up down on the D 
give it to him

Freak

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Rapper/Singer of Kalamazoo, Michigan
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The name is Jay R Eazy. I originally began writing music in 2020 under my legal/stage name the one and only Brendon Rice. With old projects I worked on like “Xability” and “Songs For The Departed”, half the songs from each album is now on The Old Era album. My first time discovering rap music was when I was younger at like age 7. My parents would play rap/hip-hop music from a long list of artists. They’d play Eminem, Tupac, Biggie, Mac Miller, Ice Cube, etc. Later years after, the rap game during the 2010’s has changed. New rappers started to find their own sound and this is where it leads up to today’s music. I started to try writing rap music when I was around 10 years old. Tried remixing the lyrics of Lose Yourself by Eminem but I ain’t showing it tho, it’s cringe as hell. In high school, I did take slam poetry and creative writing classes at 15, which has led up to now, taking my writing skills to the next level. The more I’ve learned about slant rhyming and exact rhyming, the more rhymes that came to mind as I wrote. In later years, I realized what I wanted to do with the lessons I’ve learned to this day. This is the 269.

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Jay R Eazy

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