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from rent days and pumping Wire cell with valors on, drawers is colorful I do this, forever nigga, raw style Lighting Phillies, fly by willies, can't
Off the road behind some cedar trees Down the lane and cross a creek Stood a piece of property My grand folks lived upon We'd stop by every
bought you a Porsche? Diamond rings with roses, I put pearls in your noses Put you in heels, paid your school loans and tons of bills I ripped eight
a field of dreams, dirty as Bronson Head filled with more schemes, than snakes in the garden I tippy toe like Samurai, slit a throat, on stand by Interview
slime a middle And Ranti forner who pulled pearls by rope to throne the King by the roll in the forest of averseas? Not everseas, be seas Creep
of pearl Mother of pearl Mother of pearl Mother oooh From the high hills Over the rooftops The city sleeps In the first hint of dawn We burn our cards
Pearl Killer, yeah Givenchy, she want me Double, double cup, bitch, I don't lean Runnin' for the hills, bitch, where you mean Fuck on me, fuck, fuck
the hills keep living the lie Hollywood don't you want me Infect my mind and never let me leave Tie me up in pearls and drown me in money Hollywood don't you
High on a hill was a woman who drowned She was soaked to the bone but no water could be found Her body made a lake of the grave where they buried in
north and I say yeah Can tell you don’t want smoke I’ll bring you coffin I say yeah Ima real gravedigger all my opp’s in Cedar hill Turn you to the Avatar
Won’t you make my night Yeah shawty you know the deal Been thinking on the real Why don’t I take the coupe And whip it to Cedar Hill Come swing by your
years. Cornfields and windmills and Cornfields and no hills and Cornfields and gravel and Cornfields and soybeans. Corn, Corn, Corn, Iowa is full
hill legend In cedar ridge I was high steppin Ask about me I am not swellin Dat mean no cappin for deez outta towners Had a full house like I'm Danny
does Christmas mean The kids are all out sledding Down their homemade snowbank hills For that moment of a few seconds of joy And then they come inside
the timber trains came rolling through the valleys and the hills And fortunes by the board-foot came pouring from the mills They'd roll 'em down the rivers,
Tooooaaaasssttt yeah woo! I was born on the floor of a mobile Home Only home I'll ever know Right there Lil shack by the road Side Living out my life
Vs 1) It was a little three-bedroom cedar-sided house Built by my Daddy's own two hands Hidden back where County Rd 550 ends 40 acres of a poor-man's
Born and raised in the smoky blue hills between the Cardinal and the Mockingbird At 19 years, I joined Uncle Sam because I always wanted to serve I
there's no breeze Or through all the crashing waves Over all the walls that try to keep our hearts From understanding And all the love that keeps us up By
It was just another friday night A few beers and this guitar and I was feeling alright Headin' to my buddy's past that cedar bridge hill A fresh set
Staring down Cedar Grove up on Indian Hills See a skyline littered with triple deckers and gin mills Years of tot lot pass my eyes Reflecting
pressed never worried We gettin high wit the birdies Jah keep rollin up these Paxton's got my vision getting blurry Know they pearls the nugs furry Got you
Here before, it's Gen 4, you can't get enough Clench your pearls You know we're diamonds in the rough (that's right that's right) When we raise
a bus, nigga Mionetto, the Chef is on ill levels Be the custom ill bezel, we get down All the hills meddle Real rebels that run through the real ghettos
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