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conversate and have patience Bout the future talking inspiration Our movements in our lives To inspire and advise These kids to justify The system by
have deluged the Deviants with around 250 separate posts One of which, the longest by far, has over 7,000 reads already The serialized horror story will
yet to reach magnum opus But my souls in the music A lot niggas that I know only in it for clout I can tell by the way that they movin I be like Aye
listen then they take it all as a joke By far the realist song I ever wrote feel like President Maw you should vote Turn on the tv and I get the mopes
The rising cost of getting by But I believe in love I believe in old folks I believe in children And I believe in you
Uh 1st & (1st &) 15th (15th) Woah, uh! Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor Is lovingly, hand-crafted and done By the good folks, at 1st & 15th, yeah!
on the far right Where most of you are white But you have something in common With those who you view as problems You both are scared of men So you should both
disillusioned It's a privilege To know nothing bout it but add opinions to it This is venting music I don't expect to be supported by folk who like to pretend in
more than just music an that ain't something im goin sign away, come to far to let it go, nothins ever set in stone, that's why all my time i spend
on the highway in a small town Hanging by the bridge, got something to throw down? A fridge, a washer, an old TV set It might seem pathetic but we ain't forty yet
West side Gs need love East side Gs need love South side Gs need love North side Gs need love East coast Gs need love See we got a brotherhood
nothin' but frown Feelin' my belly and don't come around Had to be pushin' that bope by the pound Go with da folk that be pullin' a bitch Not to popular
be the startin' six pack First the sheep next the shepherd The east to the west south to the north The music might switch the rhymes never
Far over the misty mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To seek the pale enchanted gold. The dwarves
kill my vibe, bitch don't kill my vibe I can feel your energy from two planets away I got my drink, I got my music I would share it but today I'm
jaded snap paint strokes Faded on faint spokes Ghost wheels scavenging barrels we sip straws to drain folks but still Days go on lidding tops of hills
make music all day The young folks roll on the little cabin floor All merry, all happy, and bright By 'n by hard times come a-knocking at the door Then
Ayo, what up Reese? It's been a minute since we last spoke Side by side, in a circle round mad folks We took it round each other wishing we were
By Their Mama & Still Raised With cverage Belief & She Is The One & She Is The Life & She Is The Page I cin't Even Mad ct You Folk This Bigger
purpose now I'm never gonna lose it Started out as music but turned into a movement That's God given (Only God) At the top, at the center I don't fear
and that's all they will ever show So the ones in the West will never move east and feel they could be at home Get tricked by the Beast but where them gon'
the problems of the world go by like balloons If tomorrow come now (it might be too soon) Too soon? I want the boom in the back of the truck Ain't nuttin'
music This my therapy don't ask me why I fucking do it It give me clarity on things I know I fucking ruined Self influenced by dreaming lucid And meeting
east While you're left to explain them to me Released from their hairless and blind cavalry With your hands in your pockets, stubbily running
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