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420 Eyes
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I wanna get high with you
Do you wanna get high with me?
Yo, I gotta get high, gotta feel that ride
Mary Jane is the girl, and she always on my mind
Everyday same time, man, I’m looking at the time
Waiting for the afternoon to get my 420 eyes
My 420 eyes come every single day
My boys rollin’ up and then we sparkin’ up a J
Funkadelic free, chemicality, when it interacts with me
I’m layin’ low in my seat
I wanna get high with you
Do you wanna get high with me?
Breathing in, and breathing out, all them little gray clouds
Fogging up the room, and I’m starting from the ground
By the time of high noon, we’re dazed and confused
Blazed and amused and singing these tunes
We roll it, light it, toke it, then we smoke it up
The ladies ask if they can come and party up with us
We say, maybe, I don’t, girl, it ain’t it for show
If you come, you gotsta know, that the herb is what we roll
I wanna get high with you
Do you wanna get high with me?
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Zak Sobel New York, New York
Zak Sobel is a singer-songwriter/composer from New York, New York. Check out Zak’s newest project, “LUNCH." Zak has licensed original compositions to Verizon and Cameo, as well as having worked as the Music Supervisor, a Composer of Original Music, and as an Associate Producer on the film, "Hansel & Gretel Get Baked.” ... more
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