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the pain It's an old thing, it's a soul thing But it's a real thing Pray tell, what's gonna happen to brother? Who's gonna help him get further? One
the time They want that old Drakeo back Wanna see me wavin' fans Leavin' souls hangin' out On the 10, on the 5 On the 60 with a screwdriver Willie Nelson
Pretty Toney and De La Soul We was rhymin' through the frozen street since 8 years old Take us back to eighty-eight, you couldn't catch our flow A group
on tracks with Mos Def When you call him Kwa-li or Kwe-li, I put him on songs with Jay-Z I'm the Gap like Banana Republic and Old Navy, and ooh It come out
Down by the crossroad Yeah Where my story will be told Yeah Let him know This youngin never did fold If I never get to see the day I'm old I pray to God
a gun it's old P, new P Prob'ly layin' in the sun Prob'ly on a PI, if I call you king I ain't talkin' 'bout rap, nigga That status go to BI You can fuck
Better made than European's robot John H. Thomas Model seven decimal put out by Jaguar without the automatic chemical release emergency vomit
old kids, doin' drive-bys on Big Wheels Or maybe you want to see it be more fatal Like Kindergarten kids, tryin' to cook crack with Play-Doh Now I
our goal cnd it's our mission Just to help your soul Baptized in water cnd fire too You won't be slaughtered By the enemy's tools You gotta die
Young nigga turned somethin From nothin Young nigga got it out the mud Hustlin My 2 40s stay together like they Soul mates Got the lean by
pollinated by the "Be" Pac called it the rose that rose from concrete How do you define divine that finds street? "Hip bop," the color of my leaves Not
Yeah church, Church Bottleneck Dixie land, take me away To the old farmhouse and the fields of hay Where the corner store's ran by A gray haired man
eat, I can't sleep But I just like to move my feet 'Cause there's nothing like the sound of sweet soul music To change your lady's mind And there's
It's an old thing It's a soul thing But it's a real thing Pray tell what's gonna happen to brother Who's gonna help him get further One another
won't be saved just by prayers! It might be a revelation To this generation But if you know the book of Saint John It's a battle that must be won
Jesus Swerved over to the side of the road Told old John Brown this ain't the world I know Sat down and I turned on the News I had to cut it off don't
loved him as his own, John was a good man Fed from the golden table, sheltered from the storm But can the heart and soul of an Indian boy be changed From
What songs would Elvis be singing If he was alive today? Would Bruce have given him Fire? Would John Fogerty drop by to play? But is it too much
(echos) Ernest John Locke. Untethered soul, Ejaculate into space, A cool, smooth moon, Demoted planet dwarf Pluto, Stone cold moody blue sound, Way
You know I keep it gangster (Gangster) You know I keep it real (Real) Let's see how much pain you feel by that stainless steel (Steel) Askin' how
trigger to a barrel From the bottom of your heart 'til death do you fuckin' part Do you understand to live, to lie by him Is to share your soul, Lord
she wanna hear is Waka She jerk when I move like Her old boy popped her Home is that Outkast, soul like I'm Phonte Old-school J's like Beyoncé's fiancé
rhythm numb my brain, and your lyrics ease the pain That slithers sad and slow and rots the soul inside me Now John, he's down from Dallas, where he left
Salthill or Mallow I stood like John Wayne by the wall Lined up like cattle, we waited to do battle and fall You can't wine and dine her in an old Morris
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