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cnother one never judge a rapper by the song he make Its tha bass Still ghetto like old sneakers an new strings With gold chains I'm ghetto like smokin'
move, And choose the course you're running. Down at the edge, round by the corner, Not right away, not right away. Close to the edge, down by a river,
gone I'll end up a zero on same old songs Here is my ego was once so strong So long to this life on the mic re-born I could be a hero my halo is gone
Mic check, 1, 2, 1, 2, this is dedicated to An old friend of mine, Michelle She a holy roller now, turned over a new leaf Now everything old gonna
the same Every time I turn my favourite records on Good old songs and good old friends Companions on my way Good old songs are driving me away Good old
you after two years Asking for something I couldn't have I'm young but an old soul You're just beautiful We ain't in the same league But we can
your dreams alive The world may never hear your perfect song You're no failure if you always strive An after-work commitment A weekend kinda-thing Here's
This is real, this is your life in a song Yeah this is country music Are you haunted by the echo of your mother, on the phone Cryin' as she tells
night I'm lookin' at you now Finding answers to my prayers It's a new day for those good old dreams One by one it seems they're comin' true Here's
night I'm lookin' at you now Finding answers to my prayers It's a new day for those good old dreams One by one it seems they're comin' true Here's
the back saying, "Grant, you got old" It's been saying the same thing for half of my life But days pass and it sounds more right each time 'cause when I
ever heard in your life. I'm talking about the kind of song where not only is the character in the song dead by the end of the song, but he's been
With a sound that sounds the same Looking like a Liam under disco lights But he goes by his very own name Walking haircuts fill the bill Weekend
Every chorus every line No more relaxin Still sipping my kombucha Same Eddy from 8th grade In sync with buddha Tempted by this skins desires Call me
the feed lots, clerks in the markets On weekends sellin' tobacco and beer And his dreams of tomorrow, surrounded by fences But he'll dream tonight of when
version of his old whip. During the flight, he could see other beasts carrying other voyagers, all protected by the same structures. Out of the solar
can't be the same Can't be the same Can't be the same Well the years went by and my momma cried When she said she had to leave our dad She spent her last
Old pirates, yes, they rob I Sold I to the merchant ships Minutes after they took I From the bottomless pit But my hand was made strong By
With sweat stains and jet planes and hot rod love songs, Blistering kisses for every mister and misses, In the same of time it takes for you to make
Look They say the universe, it works in a strange way And it must be true because, we ain't from the same background or same place But me
on tracks with Mos Def When you call him Kwa-li or Kwe-li, I put him on songs with Jay-Z I'm the Gap like Banana Republic and Old Navy, and ooh It come out
Same ol song I been singing That’s why I’m taking trips on every weekend Doing what I wanna for no reason Dimmed my light for way too long now
Dumars to the pistons Screaming at my girl like mel gibson Looking for them shell toe pro ked addias For the weekend St a few month home an haters
to make it all better Fuck it This is by far the hardest song to write There's so many things I wanna say but I cant Maybe if I sing it loud enough the wind
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