Too legit to quit (too legit.) too legit. When I feel high post don't you play me close a dig 'em smack a get you back and I'll hit with a dose of oaktown power and charge you by the hour i'm shakin like a quake and funks get devoured I choose to abuse, misuse and confuse competitors who think they're makin up all the rules, fools in the game lame and insane it's a shame i gotta do this but I remain the same unchanged gettin better never known as a sweater kickin it at the top cause i got myself together so roll with a guy who's physical and fit knows the time and too legit to quit.sang! Too legit. i'm goin for all that i can get Kickin at the top cause i'm too legit to quit.sing!. Too legit to quit Sweat running all over my chest (chest) I don't quit no! I just press harder (Yea!) than i ever did before going for The dreams that i have in store in my mind (mind) and i know That i'm makin it i gotta get mine and nobody's takin it away (No!) cause hammer don't play that you try to get mine boy you better step back freeze (freeze) cause You don't want none I hustle for my muscle and you look Weak son (real weak) yea!. However, if you pay through a bank transfer, you have very little chance of getting your money back.Too legit.
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