Maury Mayne - BENEFITS

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{Intro}
You gone lose to today
Fuck out my way
Yeah eh e aye

{Chorus}
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay

{Verse 1}
Aye, she about to quit stripping
Aye, I’m like bitch, we finna go get your money
I’m throwing all these dollar bills
Aye, and ain’t nobody fronting
And ain’t none of it counterfeit
Ooo, yeah, uh
Okay we cool
You told Maury you love this
Aye, I’m on your wishlist
She blowing kisses

{Chorus}
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay

{Verse 2}
Aye, now every day is Christmas
More money, than you ever needed
But bitch you don’t listen
You got cocky, so conceited
It ain’t no wonder why you tripping
You begging Maury please don’t leave me
You know a nigga keep it pimping
Aye, ain’t no simping, my focus is shifting

{Chorus}
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay
She about to lose her benefits
Whoa, uh, oh
She about to lose her benefits
Yeah, okay

Release Date: February 25, 2022

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Emari Lewis (born April 25, 1995), better known by his stage name Maury Mayne, is a Native American R&B singer, producer, and songwriter.

Life and music career
Maury Mayne was born on April 25, 1995, to Ms. Lewis. He comes from Charleston, West Virginia, and was raised in the Chicagoland area. He attended Lake Park High School (West Campus) and West Virginia State University in Institute, West Virginia. He made his return from Illinois to West Virginia in the summer of 2013; for college and to pursue his musical endeavors.

However, in 2009, he would move to Columbus, Ohio for a few years to be closer to his ailing great grandmother, who would pass in early 2010. Before his exit from Columbus, he was able to form a dance crew, which led to him meeting the former Mayor of Columbus, Mike B. Coleman.