Basketball Music Lyrics
what do you think of bethany?
what’s your description of this person and how would you picture this person from reading this? and also, would you want to be friends with this person?
“My name’s Bethany Ross; people call me Bethany Ross. I get constant heart attacks because most people mix me up with someone else. They pass back her papers to me. That scares me since those papers are almost always marked with ‘grades’. Breaking Benjamin is my kind of music. I used to play basketball…but long story short, my sn is xxxxxxx. Hmm…I would like to name my kids Cocaine and Change~. And excuusee me, Cocaine is pronounced Co/shay/ney and Change is pronounced Shawn/jey. I think I’m adding more to this sporadically. Let’s see…I wrote a song today and it’s entitled “Bridge”. Ask me the lyrics in person if you want to know them because it’s the easiest thing to sing. I don’t hate or dislike anyone or anything because life’s too short for animosity. ”
i think Bethany lives only in your head and made-up world
and how can i be friends with a made-up person
Lil Bow Wow – Basketball
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