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But yesterday's forgotten And tomorrow is already pass There's no surprise That is the state of the art, my friend That is the state
No more invisible speechless, deaf and blind child With neglected pleasures being addicted to denial Floating through time, gravitating towards
and breathe out. You can position your body more and more comfortable. To feel more and more relaxed. To feel that you are drifting off. Into a wonderful
Baby girl wanna know when I'm pullin' up I said, my dream will go untouched Once they understand, I'm done Then you can get ready because then I'm
November That ball blue SEGA I was Constructed with stardust Refined by God's touch Molded and died just yesterday working on today Being a new being so
for my greed My urge just fogged my mind Please now, let me mend your wounds Let's get ourselves inside" For once i had to carry The water by myself I
This is a diss track For our dead friend First off, Hornito's is gross I wouldn't even raise a shot just to cheers your ghost You needed more showers
are Lay with me Beautiful lies once more tell me With all the love in my heart I'll set you free Now that your eyes have said good-bye I found
to steal my freedom like more than once want me lock up for years Nigga (For years Nigga) I'm the type that lay on jump out them bushes yea I'm on some drill
like I have Oh like I am I would have let them by the way that was yesterday Oh I'm here, here I am, here I am Loving you is easier Than
hero finds himself in a position where he is threatened by what he sees as certain Bereavement one way or another As he loses his mind trying to find his
wonderland If I could take these precious moments Put 'em in a box If I could feel these times once more I'd turn back the clock Wouldn't it be wonderful
Step right up going twice, going once Sold to the boy hanging from the rafter Read em and weep I can't do both at once And I've had much more schooling
Flows is sick, more clothes and kicks I suggest you put checks over chicks Hoes will trip, more dough you flip Blow O's with the one plus six Five
I carry the cross, if Virgin Mary had an abortion I'd still be carried in the chariot by stampeding horses Had to bring it back to New York I'm
I carry the cross, if Virgin Mary had an abortion I'd still be carried in the chariot by stampeding horses Had to bring it back to New York I'm
No more invisible speechless, deaf and blind child With neglected pleasures being addicted to denial Floating through time, gravitating towards
He was born in the summer of his 27th year Coming home to a place he'd never been before He left yesterday behind him, you might say he was born
If I could only share with you Once more the fruits of yesterday Could I forget unspoken words? The change in colours of your way I can still see
from day Yesterday I promised I would get it straight I'm crooked like the smile that J.Cole has I cannot forget so I must dwell amongst the past How can
a frame Now, we're no more shoulder by shoulder We'll keep gettin' older Time has disappeared This is here we part We have different cards Our ties will be
my eyes to see You once again To feel the warmth of Your embrace I'm surrounded by Your grace I can hear You whisper in the wind Your Word has set me
I never thought we would be Anything more then a fading memory But yesterday's have come and gone so easily Taking everything we had meant to be
He was born in the summer of his 27th year Coming home to a place he'd never been before He left yesterday behind him, you might say he was born
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