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Music: Lil' Flip ft. Static, Ludacris, Tity Boi- I came to bring the pain

Beside working together with Lil Flip on the Suppertime mixtape, Static has collaborated with him on the track 'I came to bring the pain', featured on the 'U gotta feel me' album. The lyrics are included, so feel free to sing along ;)

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  1. I remember I was so excited when I bought that CD & saw Static in the credits & then kinda disappointed that he had such a small appearance lol, like with Jay-Z - Change the Game, but I liked the song & I liked his back & forth part with Flip on that first verse

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  2. James i second that dogg... i was like, WHAT?!? then it was jus... ' cuz use a ho, ho....but i kno kno....and i bust, bust...in hand cuffs, cuffs" i was like what?!!? lol. But hey, he still did his thang.

    HERE WE GO....

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