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could shine any given time Reload your mind to frames you cannot replace You realize you are in the now I don't know why we focus on glory days When we
and Coco Chanel, mami got money plans Cartier frames add tint to the vacay we taking in France Baby I don’t dance Let me pick up my pants Baby I don’t dance
Say, say, my playmate Won't you lay hands on me Mirror my malady Transfer my tragedy? Got a curse I cannot lift Shines when the sunset shifts When
Rule of thirds, centre frame Introvert with too many friends Too stuck up on my own shit Never make the ends meet Roll it back, memories, DCR
Say, say, my playmate Won't you lay hands on me Mirror my malady Transfer my tragedy? Got a curse I cannot lift Shines when the sunset shifts
Say, say, my playmate Won't you lay hands on me Mirror my malady Transfer my tragedy? Got a curse I cannot lift Shines when the sunset shifts
you to safety Gettin' faded the other night Singin' songs from the 80's Or gettin' higher than an Eagle New transfer from Laney We can't discuss
This track was recorded in 2023 through the technicolor dye-transfer process It's not just black or white or grey The clouds above so far away Hide
Say say my playmate wont you lay hands on me mirror my lady transfer my tragedy Got a curse i cannot lift shines when the sunset shifts when
this system with a thought for ammunition It's the train of thought It's a frame of sorts A campaign where you can't just feign support The train
the digital dash to the cash logged online to make a money transfer (aye) Look, I'm just trynna make it make it make sense Yeah I had to work and take risks
above Feeling self doubt tappin out Transfer of ideas frame to frame Like a camera taking flicks Bugs Life living make it stick Make it stack Mac's
my brain cave I was like me in my past life don't expect me to change I might black out the frame don't expect me to ughh Welcome to Emerica you can't
Daddy's favourite dish Ching ching Ching ching So far back - wine rack Underfloor heat and more Safe in a picture frame Liar liar play the game Safe in
Say, say, my playmate Won't you lay hands on me Mirror my malady Transfer my tragedy? Got a curse I cannot lift Shines when the sunset shifts When
so he Says check-in and stays Answer: how do we record A documentarian suffering While ushering the public's hands in Or transfer greedy bruiser
ain't rotten Just check yourselves - I got yo heads bobbin... [ CHORUS ] [ VERSE 3: Vex ] My lens captures frames of faces with no names Plus the people
the frame I think Imma have to transfer Used to love the light Now I'm running like a panther Drugs knocking at the door I might just have to answer Counting
alzheimer Farmers son with his walking frame Takes a separate round for every grocery he came for Stops at the desk to pay and talk Receives more words for
Sitting on an evening bus in June Not a single guess of thinkin' what'd be coming soon my way Just another day And as I transfer over to the subway
on the frames like I'm offset He told me get a job I'd appreciate it Working for these corporations I could see they racist Why the fuck would I do that when I
Count the money I collected Never pictured this Man this shit was unexpected Met a magic pill gave me love and gave me cancer Never fit the frame thinkin
Oh baby I cannot stop Look at me climb the charts I’m drunk on the spotlight Sunlight my frame of time Up late I lay beside Soulmate, she ride or die
the rope No no bro that ain't how it go But i had a scissor Had to cut them out the frame if they don't see the picture If he wanna know the tea then imma
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