8 thoughts on “ Born Not To Know (without Intro Rap) ”

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2. Aug 23,  · Or "Born To Run," the iconic passage, "It's a death trap, a suicide rap/Oh baby we gotta get out while we're still young." On the whole Born To Run is a masterfully written collection.

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5. The Game just unleashed his ninth and purportedly final album, “Born 2 Rap,” on his 40th birthday (November 29). In fact, you could say the Los Angeles rapper gifted his own fans with t.

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8. Sep 24,  · The six minute, six second introductory (and highly-anticipated) song off Drake’s third outing, Nothing Was The Same. The song’s title borrows .

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