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Crisostomo Ibarra: A Cynical Saboteur
basicly play AM,F,C,G [Eric Turner] Oh written in the stars A million miles away A message to the main Ooooh Seasons come and go But I will never change And I’m on my way [Tinie Tempah - Verse 1] Lets go… Yeah You’re listening now They say they aint heard nothing like this in a while Thats why they play my song on so many different dials Cause I got more hits than a disciplined child When they see me everybody brrrrrap’s, brrrrrraps Man I’m like a young gun fully black Barrack I cried tear drops over the massive attack I only make hits like I work with a racket and bat Look at my jacket and hat So damn berserk So down to earth I’m bringing gravity back Adopted by the major I want my family back People work hard just to get all their salary taxed Look Im just a writer from the ghetto like Malory blackman Where the hells all the sanity at, damn I used to be the kid that no one cared about Thats why you have to keep screaming til they hear you out [Chorus] Oh Written In The Stars A Million Miles Away Tinie Tempah Written In The Stars lyrics found on http://www.directlyrics.com/tinie-tempah-written-in-the-stars-lyrics.html A Message To The Main Ooooh Seasons Come And Go But I Will Never Change And I'm On My Way [Tinie Tempah - Verse 2]

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