You

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Noun

The word "you" can be used as pronoun, proper noun, determiner, verb and noun.

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I fuck you not I gotta love you and leave you I know you are but what am I? I like to see you try I must love you and leave you I shit you not I'm not telling you IOU as you go as you sow, so shall you reap because you touch yourself at night believe you me can you not check you out damn you damn you all to hell do you need an invitation doubleyou funk you generic you get a dog up you get away with you get you gone go back to where you came from how are you how are you keeping how you get them is how you lose them if it you please if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys is you is or is you ain't it is not just you let crazy stick its dick in you let me tell you listen to you makes you think mind you nice knowing you nice to meet you nice work if you can get it no soup for you pay what you want pee-you put-you-up say you swear see-you-next-Tuesday shame upon you smell you later thank you the more you know told you told-you-so wham bam thank you ma'am what can I tell you what did I tell you what do you do what do you do for a living what do you say what say you whatever helps you sleep at night whatever you do whatever you say where do you work who do you think you are y'all you OK you ain't seen nothing yet you are the doctor you can't make this up you can't outrun your fork you can't polish shit you can't turn a hoe into a housewife you could cut the air with a knife you don't know where it's been you don't want to know you got a mouse in your purse you guys you had me at you hear what I'm saying you in the funny papers you kiss your father with that mouth you kiss your grandfather with that mouth you know you later you never know what you've got till it's gone you round you think what you want a piece of me you will own nothing and be happy you'd you'll you're you've you-pick you-uns yous

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