You left Mickey for a Goofy
Ain’t that what Ya say Chris told Karrueche
Things seeming kind of spooky
Or is it that I’m in a movie
Look ma I’m on TV
Nall this my LifeTime just not on a TV screen
It my life so I am about to make things real as can be
Bout to start flexing like I was always riding in Limousines
Ain’t gonna be no limited me
Keep your inhibitors because you aint inhibiting a thing
I’m do things Ambidextrously
You see I can smack you with my left hand just as easily
The truth be you never know you got a Goofy
Until you seen how stupid he be
When it is him and not me
I’m Mickey so I’m slapping my knee
From now own out anything you do is funny to me
Cause now you see
You changes from Minnie
To Clarabelle the cow and that’s funny to me 
On to the next Minnie you see
Hopefully she won’t make the same mistake
Ether way it ain’t gonna be bother me
You see I will always be Mickey the star to be
About the Creator
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