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Pearl, Pearl, Pearl by Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs CHORUS C G Pearl, Pearl, Pearl, come let us see our girl G Are you still our valentine?
Ex D-Boy used to sell that girl Now, they know my name all across the world They say Earl, EARL! They say Earl, EARL! I'm from Vallejo, California
Jimmie Rodgers, Acuff, and Monroe. We can't forget Cousin Minnie Pearl. But at night when I'm prayin' down on my knees, I thank God for Lester and Earl
played video games with My friends and ate tacos Still better what's the biggest Difference between Earl Sweatshirt in 2009 and Earl Sweatshirt now? I'm
started to sweat I changed out my cassette In the deck To Johnny paycheck Well all of a sudden A rumble and a biker Flew by doin' a wheelie You can Guess
the sky, Completely disappearing behind each bar. Then a helicopter flew by. "Say hi to Earl and Edith. Tell'em I'm doing fine. Tell'em you're old
that I'll take my time if it's pulling you backwards If you wander off you can meet me here after I found my home now, I'm just a native to ya I'll take
to the top Talking getting topped off with my top back By a bad bottom bitch Telling suckas top that I'm a West Side Long Beach California Native Fuck what you
this house into a home straight up and down I got my man Melo T in the house I got my man Preacher Earl in the house I got my man Asu in the house I
behind each bar, Then a helicopter flew by. "Say hi to Earl and Edith. Tell 'm I'm doing fine. Tell 'm it's time for them to let you go now, They
Spaceship in sports mode Alien on my front seat Earl Sweatshirt on my stereo Space suits in my wardrobe Floating on my walk home Whole team was just
Some are born to plough the fields of home Some are born to happiness and never start to roam I bent the bow, I Let the arrow fly Your children go
School street, school street, home of the brave Suckers actin like they want it, ends up in the grave (c'mon!) I'm Dmx but my, name ain't Dave (uh) Step
tried to copy my ancestors They fundamentally failed by sicking their ham fetchers Our matrilineal systems assured our clan wellness Euro peon patriarchs
think I still can't care cause I can't Don't think my mind won't change cause it won't Don't think I don't love you cause I don't Well all my tossing
just up and say I'm a native son of San Antone And there's a sweet somebody by the Alamo Someday she's goin' to be my very own And we'll buy
Aye Back to the jungle I Wanna see in my life time Thinking bout all my my my Family hold tight Hoping it's all right Hoping it's all right like I I
just up and say I'm a native son of San Antone And there's a sweet somebody by the Alamo Someday she's goin' to be my very own And we'll buy
the sacred path I'm doing alright Living for the people that my natives for life Medicine wheel for real we got a unite Mother earth the target and there's no
to keep us forever young While I get my energy from the sun, all things are one Rollin' the blunt on a copy of Native Sun Gettin' hung just for speakin'
untold Native burials and families still roaming in Amityville Humanity won't understand if it's real For real The Long Island water haunted by the Gilgo
Sticky what my niggas blow, icky Earl finish foes Hit 'em low, riddle them with Chronicles of Riddick bows Chronic in the spliff to the dome, got my
Earl on the beat, Earl on the beat, Earl on the beat (Chance) yep, (Boat) yep (Chance) yep, (Boat) yep (Chance) yep, (Boat) yep Fed up with
a cutie But Tina was erotic, Earl's my witness With the kind of legs that put stockings out of business When I went home, I kissed my girl on the cheek
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