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below, below And the landlubbers lie down below Up spoke the captain of our gallant ship And a fine brave man was he He said, ""That fishy mermaid has
getting richer Listen up, man you better see the bigger picture I know everything that glitters ain't gold But best believe I'll be the same 'til I'm old DB
Worthy is the Lamb, Worthy is the Lamb who was slain Hey... whoa whoa Holy is the Lord, bless His Name Whoa whoa My heart He is worthy of My time He
my eyes to the passing scene Old and young and in between Driven along by the pounding beat All hurrying by Down this street Sorry old man
like I'm UGK Asshole by nature like my name was Trae And I don't gang-bang, I patrol the game And what I'm representing here is putting holes in
been used And it looked like I dipped it in cranberry juice It looked like I covered my face in tomato ketchup By the time that I was through
liquor and weed was heavy And have me and corone their dreams By the time I was seven my mom left my pop Then we moved to the south side of Yonkers,
you processing this? It's gotta be harder for you than it is for me You got a 13-year-old kid" But Kevin's on New York time And it's 6:30 AM, and so
Undermine... They are blessed to die." Eminent sacrifice Shadows of old now personify Reanimation of deities enslaved by dimensional rust Invoked through
grave! Now I shall be the sixth man Who offers you a ring But this time it's not for love Just for the bling i know your hand is full So I guess you gotta
me I need a girl To teach me how to be a man But he won't ever understand that I've already tried this before She got on her knees And said she’s never
Watching the soap opera on the TV Your old man's working And your kids are out playing And you ain't feeling too free You keep thinking back Thinking
Watching the soap opera on the TV Your old man's working And your kids are out playing And you ain't feeling too free You keep thinking back Thinking
of woman And you don't act smart and you don't touch my children If the young man wants to see the sun go down Well there was no time fooling with
chill, just chill, just chill) Now he's a hospital patient After school time, bucked nuttin' but paigon Gyal said, "Can we go on vacation?" Lookin'
on Windrush, supporting a mar jays old man Cold doubling eight kids, bare bills Plus racists full of hatred in your own plant Three jobs in a day (three jobs
Life was full of bliss, I was never losing track of my mind Man can we take it back, so I can find So I can find the time that I wasted It should be
the teenies who smoke legal to the ones who've done some time To the old man who smoked â??reeferâ?? back before it was a crime And the grand old house that
could'nt ignore Personas of the rhythm who just walked through the store This man's slim, sported a red glim, notcing damage within We remove bullets
and the Santa Fe. See the old smoke rising round the bend, I reckon that she knows she's gonna meet a friend. Folks around these parts set the time of day
stronger No longer restricted by shackles and collars They breed us to think we can't end up as scholars And at the same time kick them rhymes for some
I'm beating it up like I'm Tyson She sucking me clean like a Dyson I'm going back to my old ways Fuck it, I think that they like it Rolling up all
Old Tom Old Tom watched the river flow Staring at the pool below A ragged, scarecrow silhouette The kind of man you'd not forget Every inch
the outskirts with a mind like Albert Einstein Maybe I'm ahead of my time Imaginate, create, spectate, elevate from the states Surrounded by the Great Lakes
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