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EPISODE · May 29, 2019 · 2 MIN

Quando Foe Fangaz-"Prison Freestyle"(Prod.Dewsy)

from RoadRunna Foe Fangaz · host RoadRunna Foe Fangaz

This is a track that I wrote while incarcerated in ADOC it was supposed to be recorded in a group cypher we had planned but due to prison politics it was never accomplished. So as you may notice this is from my point of view from the wrong side of the fence. Enjoy Subscribe and share.

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