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What have we done We are the gods that rise above We are the holy techno cult Worship the chosen ones You sorry state of man As we leave this
in a manger within On this marvelous night And at the very same time Came shepherds from their fields With their flocks behind They were told by
spite headband, marked dead man Innermost thoughts locked, dangling from a cross (what) The hotter the heart, the harder - wrapped up Crucified with my
grave for the birth of plague Burial of ideal with war and blood Worms from graves shall be born by flood Spoken words of the final war at hand Mouth
Uh, yeah turn it up, check it out The transition from a young fool Broke, still on his neck, he hung jewels Live his life in the ghetto where guns
mannerisms Treated different from the date of birth Raised as men's servants who should never Question their own sense of worth Conditioning children with
with one of my serving men So lately returned from Spain?" "No it wasn't a lord, a duke, or knight Or a man of birth and fame It was with Willie
The question that is on man's mind since the beginning of time is "Where do we come from, where do we go?" Well, let me tell you a story which took
A reformed Chola Loca Working on her PhD, like "You think I'm plain? Man I'm from HP homie, by way of Acapulco!" Could crush someone lesser, elementary
since I climbed out the cunt on my birth date Now matter how bad you get me I'm getting back in the worst way Nothing to remember you by just another
the birth canal And now I got the flav to make the crowd go wild Do dig it (screams) Ooh watch me kick it I'm taking no shorts unless this ?girl from my
Death is not End, Birth is not Beginning, Mi ah tell You now My Friend. We all Born from somewhere Forever Within... Man come as a Winner from Way Back
gave birth to the MoMA It's like my momma gave birth in the MoMA It's like my momma gave birth in the MoMA Hazy turn from self-reflective
and "Don't Believe the Hype, " "Can't Do Nuttin' For You Man" "911 is a Joke" twenty years We got here by actin' like common folk Tourin' the world like
Followed by three more boys and then a baby girl Momma loved me, T.T. Uncle Jay loves you to death won’t let no trouble come your way Oh, can’t forget my man
Man, are you blind? Just look in your mothers eyes And then I said who went through the pain And smiled through the tears on the day of your birth
is drippin be I ain't no flapjack, don't bother flippin me I stick to this, so say this while you're grazin Original man's a black man, said by
heard a choir sing, The music seemed to come from afar. Hark now hear the angels sing, A new King born today, And man will live for evermore, Because
the charge Going hard will get you two shots now I'm facing the charge Fire up the la let's go take a ride They might catch you by surprise if you let 'em
200 bars, SBTV, exclusive, listen Guess who's back from the land of the nomads Land of the scallywags, land of the toerags Land where they don't
The immature masculine The insecure masculine The juvenile masculine The image of a fully grown man being ran by a child psychology A self-concept of superiority
See I was born to two immigrants, So at birth I had my lost innocence A target out the womb with this melanated inheritance Or maybe not exactly,
Failures follow one another And the clock continues to turn The madness of a man Blinded by his creation The nuclear age Was born from our ambitions Your
(And the meaning of Cain is possession) I was saying the other day like I don't know none of my people's just dying From natural causes, you
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