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a F tier bitch You was hating on my name acting like I ain't a kid You're a loser and its clear Taking acid You drink beer You think you hot shit Ima
as a matter of fact. She has me twisted just like she did back then, When the game of gab could be played among friends. That's all it was about, And now
hood, I put smack by the beach Trident nicked me Class A, 'cause them wraps in my reach Chef a niggas with my shaver I just slapped it in beach Niggas
haunted by your memory and echo of your laugh You took my hand and showed me how to see Ashes, ashes all fall down I was lost but now I'm found Merry,
dey wear go class I get people wey dey my situation We dey gather from gang Dare Biola Ysuf Khalid Maths Na dem teach me how to chop for market Way we
shaking They play me in the zumba class Airports collecting boarding pass Playing out in Amsterdam got coffee by the glass Dance I came to dance dance
own terms I was in the grocery store crying Overwhelmed by choices I wish I could control every nuance, every thought I don't really got what it
Spiritual freedom my only hope The world don't give a fuck, so i'm steady writin' shit Tryna make it wit the same ones I was in class wit
8 Sit next to me until I'm done A few rhymes remained in my throat and came on my tongue It is not forbidden to say how interesting I know I seldom
This love is a drug The way it affects the run of your blood Never to snub But always eventually they do succumb Overrun, by thoughts that make You
Aw, you can't just leave Not when you're dressed like that Dressed like what? This is what I always wear Yeah and it's torture! How can
used to hide away from And I was so caught up Tryna make it instead That I cut you off just to get ahead Scared that you were dragging me Deeper
up in some champion I was in a cell like a mitochondria If she like me I’m sorry she’s outta luck You can tell by my pant leg and sleeve that I don’t
flow Y'all know I-I go Spitting these flames like I was a psycho On a bike, with a 45 driving by yo Kindergarten class, shit come out my ass With
you is ahead of me cleverly stepping Avoiding my sights Into tha melody side But when I see you I'm takin a break n I'm break-in ya face by bringin
trust by now After all, all you ever had to do Was look around We put clues everywhere Even up in your clouds So let "The Long View" Identify your world
knew I was right If you knew that I tried To consequently reach for the stars in the sky Open up, take a look Judge the cover by the book Reinventing
If we fight If we fight We just friends We, we just friends I'll never get a chance But I don't think I want a chance 'Cause I know it wont last We
for less distractions in class How can I compete with Harry Styles When this motherfucker's shoes are from the skins of crocodiles I'll bring the past
on my secondhand skates If the rink was too busy, we’d play in the street Frozen manure all the puck we would need Or we’d scrimmage out back in the yard
Remember how I lied I read that book Lord Of the Rings Thought it was dull, and you took Everything to heart cause you were the style council The one
Harris signs posted all up in the neighborhood How long you voted democrat and it ain't do no good Since J F K Use the brown vote to put Nixon away They
Said I need a huge favor. You know how to wrap a P with a food savor? Where her ass at? Baby sticky it out! If you suck this dick I might just buy you
They wanted free labor commanded by saviors Con-men enslavers, some British, some Quaker Even Brazilians was movers and shakers see How you think
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