| «I'm close.»
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| «That's what I thought.»
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| I want a mac
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| I want a mac, Daddy
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| I need a mac
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| I want a mac
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| I want a mac, Daddy
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| I need a mac
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| (Them apples don’t grow on trees)
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| I want a Macintosh laptop
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| Packaging so posh
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| Fits like a glove in that tiny little white box
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| Pretty as a picture but it ain’t all show
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| And at 8 ram deep I’ll be runnin' logic pro
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| To make my own beats, Dad
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| Keep me off the streets, Dad
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| And Xbox would even take a backseat
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| So please give me a job so I can stack that paper
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| (Rock the beat)
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| 'Cause this is major
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| Yo, I’m saving for a laptop
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| And lookin' for some work
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| 5 bucks an hour and I’m willin' to serve
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| Ain’t no job to U-G-L to the Y
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| I’ll do almost anything to make that macbook fly
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| Yo, I’d teach Judah to cross it over
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| Then play chess all day with Moses
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| I’ll take Leo to the Franklin fair
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| Dad, I’d even braid Marlee’s hair
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| («Come on, man.»)
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| I want a mac
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| I want a mac, Daddy
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| I need a mac
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| So I can make my own beats
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| I want a mac
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| I want a mac, Daddy
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| I need a mac
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| Servin' up them Jesus Freaks
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| Show me how to do it, drop that beat
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| Show me how to do it, drop that beat
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| «So you really want to earn a mac this summer?»
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| «Yessir.»
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| «Music for the people.»
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| «Yeah man, we got that soul sauce…»
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| «Soul sauce!?!» |