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And let him be the judge, cause I'm not Bitch I ain't lucky, I'm hot Fuck with this side cause we runnin it up I know you niggas don't like me I know why
paid I don't even want her number, I just wanna fuck Thought I'd have it by next summer, it took me a month Goin' for it every time, I don't like
see your potential That you'd rather insult Now you Grabbin tissues When I'm just trynna talk You know that saying that it's not you Well this ain't it
the spot, with Lil Wally Or me and Danny D was in Raleigh On a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday night We in the parties, and Saturdays we mostly got right
Sage citrus summer rain and eucalyptus Pace different age by the pain I witness Bound your words to your bond surely they unforgiving Judge your honor
is in the way, only time I hear them barkin Made a beat tonight, got a song out by the mornin Try to stay creative, y'all the same, y'all just boring
on K-I-D the soul child Staying off the block I'm making momma proud Produced my whole album I got it off the ground My head in the clouds Can't box me in I
on the spot The hustlers don't stop Load up another clip They shootin' crazy Better hit the deck by the time I stop blazing Fuck that Don't worry about no
Thinking I belonged there I figured it made sense Building me a fence Building me a home Thinking I'd be strong there But I was a fool Playing by the rules
life I thought I'd never face it Grew up too fast now a failure gotta embrace it Had a rough patch but here I'm coming back again Working real hard I'm
***Intro*** Testing 1, 2 Curiouser and Curiouser ***Verse #1*** What did you think? That I’d be over being sober? Fuck no I’m just getting
Predator Don't bait it's prey Or wait to make a Move Wanna fill these boots But couldn't walk a mile in these shoes Hanging by a thread At the Mercy
bicycle to work when the gasoline price rose He'd judge with no pretense, fish on the weekends Each morning, get up, do the Pledge of Allegiance Never swim
They'd chase her by the mail She got picked up And then was put in jail Stroked the judge Just to go her bail Mary Lou, Mary Lou She
Originally performed by Twisted Sister he spent his life a silent sentinel for all to fear he walks, he talks, he thinks, he feels, but no
round Old folks judge you by the clothes you wear They'd swear you're a hippy if you have long hair Young politicians fight for poverty While people
I know her by her apron And the dress she wore. Umbrella on her shoulder, A piece of paper in her hand, She gonna tell old John She want back her
recall ordering Signed my name in a straight line And gave back the pen You could tell by the way he said “good day” He wasn’t lost again All around you
berattas, stack cheddar When the Village was termed the Felix Mitchell, D and Black era Real goodfellas, the whole Ville was down for whatever Protected by
Someone says they saw me on the scene But I wasn't even near An officer was shot to death By machine gun fire It's almost twenty years ago And they still
don't know how Well he'd go on home but nobody's there No one to hold no one to care There was a time he had someone But one day he came home, she was
your arms thinking I belonged there, I figured it made sense, building me a fence, Building me a home, thinking I'd be strong there, But I was a fool,
in your arms thinking I belonged there I figured it made sense building me a fence Building me a home thinking I'd be strong there But I was a fool
A to Z And you can judge a book by it's cover A kingdom for a horse, a condom for a lover She lives alone And I know how she feels She has
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