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and a prophet of our time My songs speak the truth reason why they're more than lines
of salvation And the belt of truth So I don't get condemn by the devil Because our advisory the devil is walking around Trying to see who he's going to devour
tavern By the Salvation Army And the plumbers supply The old downtown mission Has John 3:16 painted In all capital letters Above cans full of trash But
listening to your songs is a burden Like a phone with no Wi-Fi or service Your seat at the table is sponsored by coercion I'm like you but an upgraded version
the top one It's the golden goose Like top gun We be gettin' right With our addida stripes cnd most are fakes who ain't got none Putin's Yacht over half
After their Seder meal The disciples go with Jesus to the Garden of Olives As they walk along, John looks around at the others Peter seems unusually
got our back no matter the attack Just call us by our name Morphinator, Professor c, Mr. Biggs We're the superhero kids. Hook We the Fusions (3x)
screens, look in the new Bent 100 and flat screens, look in the new Pint Even our Air Forces lookin' to new tints I stay away from anythin' that look like
bars with crayons to color my songs I want my life to mean something when I’m gone Not just a slave to the game to keep the lights on I ain't playing by
hoe Yo hoe Our hoe 10-4 10 times 10 Keep it a hunnid With yo people 10 times out of 10 Got the Ruger in the Regal Driving illegal My bitch barely legal
Boxman whooping them dumb fucks Struck by the wrong end of my nunchucks You'll witness the end of your days, perro From today, one could say you have no
Yo, Subway We got a message for you John Otto Take it the Matthews Bridge If only Subway Was a buffet I could go down When I've had a really bad day
time oh the songs he might have wrote Tender words and pretty notes with only a little more time Another man I feel was sent here on a mission was John
And Mary softly sighed "Ah, John come on For a one and one" down by the Liffeyside And on her old melodeon How sweetly she could play Goodbye, aye,
I'd never lie to you There's no drums in this song I'll spit my verses all in Spanish I was born in Kansas I'm the richest person on the planet I
enslaved by grief, trying to sing a song in a foreign land Donnie McClurkin's course of stand, but you choked up and your voice is thin After you boo-hoo,
Collateral damage In the culture of the gun John Lennon and Tupac Shakur Too many songs remained unsung Kurt Cobain lies unexplained Slain by his own shotgun
rail and by thumb By now you all should know me I'm the Great Historical Bum I had hoped to write a song to sing Of all the great things we have done
through space Fated to fade I was walking down the street in the noonday sun Just singing John Hiatt’s Tip of My Tongue And openly weeping as the cars drove
a couple things about me that you may not know If you wanna hear 'em miss, I got a list and here it go I like writing songs, I like mixing tracks I like
is hard but it's high time that we grow. That our eyes by enlighten is high time that we know. So when it comes to sin, we won't take it lightly Have
song for you, haha, can we come in Yes please, sorry for the mess… do you want to go upstairs No, the hall we be fine. You can stand here in our midst,
can hope to expect... Or, baby, just maybe... give me one more kiss... Credits: All songs written by Ian S. McCaskie/John Jack Jr c 2016 Dusty Boy
With Sarah by our side Take my hand it will be all right We try not to think about it now. Devon and Bruce put the camera on the car A 1968 Impala That
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