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transitioning Brenda Tried convincing him by bringing in someone transgender But Brenda doesn't understand how ish makes sense Was told he's born a woman, no
understand how shit makes sense Was told he's born a woman, no plastic or fake breasts Brenda left, told his folks, I've had enough! Why can't I be a boy
America can not see anything History was written by the winners Everybody's someone else's nigger I know you are, so am I I wasn't born with enough middle
Yeah Jacquees said, yeah, yeah I'm a young, Black Maynard, mama gospel singer Daddy dope slanger, born from the anger Tryna work a angle, get
John Wilkes Booth was a southern man, Born of an actor in Maryland, Bound for fortune on a gas-lit stage, Bound to die at a tender age.
and Since the day I was born Lord I'm a sinner Selah Since the very day I was born Lord I'm a winner People think they can be you Check them days in BU From
Since I was born I was bad at this Didn't read palm or check a syllabus Barking with my dogs when we reminisce We was off the leash plotting dividends
no paper I ain't in the mood I died before ain't got shit to prove Born winner how can I lose Need a chemist for all this dog food The snakes in
describe pain, pleasure, hate and love. It can be used as a verb, both intransitive – Mary was fucked by John And transitive – John fucked Mary. As an adverb
familiar fields, Not yet had perish'd, when his lonely doom Came suddenly to an end. Another ship (She wanted water) blown by baffling winds, Like the Good
I was born a lonely singer And I'm bound to die the same But I've gotta feed the hunger in my soul And if I never have a nickel I won't ever die
inherit the debt You can bet I got better things to do than that I was a dick who got jerked by Tom and his boys Came on my land, seized my cattle,
I was born by the river In a little tent Oh, and just like the river I've been running Ever since I just had to let 'em know, know, know Everything I
I don't care what you think I'm sorry mama, I was born for this I don't care what you think I'm sorry papa, I was made by this Yeah, I was born
from his lip Everyone ?round thinks he's so bad He's really not that cool, no And I know the reasons why Deep inside he's not alive He was born by
to kill you and advance to The winner's throne, cause I own you once you step in the arena In the arenak, or rather coliseum There's people gatherin by
paid, blow up like the World Trade Born sinner, the opposite of a winner Remember when I used to eat sardines for dinner Peace to Ron G, Brucie B, Kid
by an accident Baby girl born free till she sees… Fear of the foreigner on internet forums I furrow my brow Burrow our past Rummage around till I see…
can not see anything America can not see anything History was written by the winner Fuck it, fuck it, fuck it Fuck, fuck, fuck Everybody's
Gypsy woman told my mama 'While 'fore I was born Got a boy child comin' mama He'll be a bad one, now I'll make all you little girls Turn your
(Yo, I see you, my nigga) I was born in the Town but feel like the Rich birthed us My mama was so clutch, scared to let me on my first bus She ain't
believed in me Now they tryna rap Don't @ me come to my face and face the facts You're a loser Ever since I was born I been a winner Bazam'undokhela
'm throwing up 100s you Know I be flexing They was selling them drugs and my homie was hitting He a father too young but his daughter ain't missing I do this
the World Trade Born sinner, the opposite of a winner Remember when I used to eat sardines for dinner Peace to Ron G, Brucie B, Kid Capri (what's up?)
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