There once was a rapper named Ludacris
Whose song "Get Back" you just can't miss
With beats so tight
And rhymes so bright
He'll make you move and groove with bliss!
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Ludacris sang "Get Back" with such might
It's a track that's just out of sight
He'll make you jump and shout
And groove all night about
Ludacris sure knows how to ignite!
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Ludacris knows how to make it hot
With rhymes that just won't stop
He'll make you move and shake
Until you feel the ache
"Knick knack paddy whack" he'll drop!
About the Creator
Blake O'Connor
A young wench with a bad leg. My strongest attribute is my sense of smell, my weakest is direction. I've kissed a frog, climbed Mt. Everest, rolled myself in a carpet and been stepped on by Mike Tyson. Peanut butter and Hot Dogs is comfort
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you're a true wordsmith