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your daughter," "I'm here to see her mother and father," I could see it in her father's eyes, his heart was full of hatred, so hostile When he spoke, I
Boxing w these boxers that are demons in my soul Thinking it was cool, not knowing that I was cold I was farther from the father I thought would father
day that I open my eyes I owe it to my father So may he see his son rise That's the prize he would die to seize Solely leading his life so that I could
But all the hurt yet to be felt The card I was dealt But by your smile assume that you're three In two years that's the beginning You'll see what I mean
Connecting them to each other 'til they started to resemble blank canvases By this time I was an artist so I just started to see these pictures, these real
Chains get tucked when he walk by, hawk eye Arrows bein' fired from crossbow, I talk fly You can't Etcha-sketch all my rhyme threat Try to bite my flow,
Chains get tucked when he walk by, hawk eye Arrows bein' fired from crossbow, I talk fly You can't Etcha-sketch all my rhyme threat Try to bite my flow,
Why I pat you on yo' head and smile Look in yo' eyes and thank the lord For my child meanwhile There's somethin' I gotta show you And I
goin' under And you wonder, why I pat you on your head, smile Look in your eyes and thank the lord for my child Meanwhile, somethin' I gotta show you
[Chorus - Kokane] If you lived my life You would straight commit suicide If you look into my eyes of my life You would straight commit suicide
turned to stone Mother, your mother, asks this pain to quell Promise, we promise, we just want to know you're well" She ran it by the singing choir
A special, special, special dedication… Charlie James Roldan… Charlie Jam… this is Charlie’s Jam… (Verse 1) These are words from a father to a son…
like if my father was here he would be near Why everybody looking I'm in the clear Had to tell myself real men don't cry You can see the pain up in my
shout out to the folks who don't get it One time for my single fathers That's the shit I can stand by One time for them working mamas Get your paper, girl
my eyes and pray to lose em silence all intruders Father bring me through the darkness death is always looming Help me raise and bear the fruit
a vibe You ain't even on her mind boy I do this all the time she ask herself inside Do I really love this guy? I see the proof in her eyes boy she's done
you make a boy become More than just his father's son Fight and crawl, climb and fall, stand tall on your knees That's how you make a man like me
go by and her belly gets big The father bails out, he ain't ready for a kid Knowin' her mama will blow it all outta proportion Plus she lives poor,
my face red as hell Never cry but you can watch My eyes leak Heart so cold That you can put my heart in the fire And it still wouldn't melt me Choices
I was lured by the rocking horse Sweets and the bualadh bos Fifty wild boys to a room Sing lámh, lámh eile, the dish ran away with the spoon Black
something so opulent That's God, he works in so many different people lives we forget their occupation Cause I'm the eyes of the Father, we all work for
to war, beaker scores, they continue to fall Corner stores, way to uphold all these wonderful laws So much violence in the streets, ask the powers that be
thing "Look in my eyes, look in my eyes Know that we'll always be forever Moment in time, moment in time" Safaree safaree Do you have any regrets?
little that the righteous have Is better than riches attain By the wicked Though these times Are evil and bad These ya eyes never seen The righteous
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