| Alright, C August, that’s me
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| Timberland
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| What no Timberland?
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| How much?
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| Just C August.
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| Here we go.
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| I love candyy’all.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| I like it all. |
| So come on and let a brother eat.
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| 'Cause it’s the 15th, and yeah I just got paid.
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| I’m working hard for my money to fulfill what I crave.
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| Not girls or cars or power and respect
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| But to have all the candy one could possibly collect.
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| In my backyard,
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| In a fort that I built.
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| It has three candy aisles and a freezer full of milk
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| Turned ice cream.
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| You know, mixed with oreos and some butterfinger bebes.
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| Woo, that sounds great.
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| Give me two, give me three, matter’fact give me four-
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| Gallons of the mess that make my belly hit the floor.
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| I’ll eat it. |
| (rawr) until my teeth rot.
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| Just to see the center of that tootsie roll pop.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweets.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| I murder trans fats yet I have sans belly.
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| I spread jelly on my deli disappears like macavelli.
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| Bam! |
| It’s gone and it’s just not funny.
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| I ate so much, I got a cramp in my tummy.
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| 'Cause I went swimmin'.
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| Nothin' like a summer snack.
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| I’ll eat it under water just like a shark attack.
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| Or while I’m sunbathing.
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| Come on, I need a hand.
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| Okay I’ll come back from my fantasy land.
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| Back here to my house in candy land,
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| Where I’m the prince, the queen, and, you know, the king.
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| And I kick it with the sweet-tart necklace bling.
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| And top it off with a big ole ring.
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| Pop it in your mouth till the flavor dies.
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| When it all runs out,
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| You’ll see a grown man cry.
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| I used to beg,
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| But now I eat.
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| You know, I make my money just to buy my treats.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy.
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy.
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy.
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy.
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| I finish my sandwich so I can have my pudding.
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| I swallow whole Reese cups, you ask «How could he?»
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| I tunnel the funnel cakes down the right pipe.
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| How could I be wrong if it tastes so right?
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| If you didn’t know, let me bring you the news:
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| I’m a skinny dude with a love for food.
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| If you don’t understand, this should give you a clue:
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| Chris is to kit-kats like women are to shoes.
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| «A smart healthy snack, «what does that even mean?
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| Your diet is whack, mine’s like a real-life dream,
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| With a six-foot twix playing tag in the park.
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| And a sugar-daddy yellin', «Son, be home before dark!»
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| So unwrap this rap, unsnap the snap.
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| I gotta make room for my two-o'clock snack!
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| Lions, tigers, gummy bears. |
| Oh my!
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| My life is complete.
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| I’m so happy I could die.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy.
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy.
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| I love candy,
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| I love candy.
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| The taste, the taste
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| It makes me feel so grandy.
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| The tart, the bitter, the sour and sweet.
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| There’s nothing like some candy to make a brother want to eat.
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| Reese’s cups. |
| Sour-patch kids. |
| Aww, yeah. |
| Haribo gummy bears, anybody?
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| You know, that kind in the gold package. |
| Name-brand, baby.
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| None of that cheap stuff. |
| Only the best. |
| Where’s my buncha crunch? |
| Yeah… |