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of the page Spending all day sparking life into the heroes of the silver age Or maybe a flower shop, how could I resist? Create my own microcosm after hours in
You know Young Rich Niggas You know so we ain't really never had no old money We got a whole lotta new money though (If Young Metro don't trust
You know Young Rich Niggas You know so we ain't really never had no old money We got a whole lotta new money though (If Young Metro don't trust
of my God With plenty halls (Na) (Nope they can't hear me na) Getting me a warranty with her 30 day lemon law (Hmm) Got to bag that Got to pass back Can't
other right (my other right) , your left appendage There's a knot inside my gut that's Growing faster by the day So pardon my not showing up To your
The old me died You inside Im keeping Your Word for the rest of my days I am Your vessel Say Your Name from Shechem to Bethel Drop to my knees I cry for
grade roll up and it just gi mi the vibes Jamaican party Run come feel the vibes Mi have my shorty and she by my side Dress down and classy and har
everything's different - We have to change Everything's changed - Evolve with the chain I can't go back - Don't need to go back To the good old days -
There must be a brighter day Now the sea is rising high Call the heroes of the night I can't let you just stand by Watching us lose the game You are
WINDS OF THE OLD DAYS (Words and Music by Joan Baez) The lady's adrift in a foreign land Singing on issues both humble and grand A Decade flew past
I'm cruisin' the streets of L.V. slow speed Watchin' time pass by, wonderin' why I am Who I be? Am I glad that I'm not the old me? The O.G. G.O.D.
another day since I've taken over 30 Pro's with my blows, fighting dirty Yeah you heard me Watch your blood curdle Paralyzed, just my quirk see This is
we rode through the days of my childhood Memories like heroes, they never grow old. Together we rode over mountains and valleys Camped out a night
no boy ready today! Dem say me guh' crazy Just protecting meself' Gun fit me smooth like snapback, Since school days 'cya diss We a box dat down Old 38
population Still remain, cursed generations Until the end of time Living day by day by day Evil in the mirror There since nineteen forty five Guilty
let the good times roll and don't never Let your young grow old in these days around this Podunk town You'll think about 'em 'til the cows come home
in a day (Work) Quarter platinum plaques in the hallway (Money) Not Frank Sinatra but I did it my way (Mine) Cut the top off the coupe, that's
And the old men march slowly, old bones stiff and sore They're tired old heroes from a forgotten war And the young people ask, "what are they marching for?"
It has been a thousand years since the once powerful planet of Blessing lost its life-giving two suns, and countless millennia since the days
news, old news, old news, old news Just another day in the haze with my whole crew We got old news, yeah Old news, old news, old news, old news City in
And the old men march slowly, old bones stiff and sore They're tired old heroes from a forgotten war And the young people ask, "what are they marching for?"
down by this town and always turned down but in dreams at night they can sometimes recall when we were heroes when we were winning There was a girl that
A fall day on the field Who says magic isn't real There he was, far too young Have faced so many trials But still he smiled Six years old, tried
Young heroes with no place to go Workin' hard but they've got nothing to show Sittin' 'round with some old melody When you're down and out who needs
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