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Archaeology, Mineralogy, Photology, Zoology A smart man no less, How did he become journaless? The last page of his journal however looks to be of a daring
contributions to the field of archaeology. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the museum and learn about the history and culture of ancient Egypt. The Old
feel like a field, you a tree still And i treat you like you a treat still Its a treat just to see you retreat, aww You got three choices Win lose
that journal to a tree Oh, how I, untogether I wanted to lie in your field In your field And how we were born a different kind of lamb I started
on fire Much has transpired Truthfully, I'm tired Going haywire, for what I desire How long must one struggle, before the field is equal? In too deep,
You've got enemies to blame This pilgrimage, this archaeology A poppy field, a stencil line between your heart and mine Oh fake your death and I'll
You've got enemies to blame This pilgrimage, this archaeology A poppy field, a stencil line between your heart and mine Oh fake your death and I'll
Running through this mine field Tearing up my journals Cracking pencils, break my desk Needing something else so I can feel again 'Cause I know that
I ran through the field Where I found the key to a brand new me I wrote about a dream on Monday To a journal which I got for my birthday I didn’t
you should probably hide Bloody journal pages draw your neck then take a bite Magic human flesh in my mouth it makes me high Walking through the theme
In a monastery in '63 there was a study that led to a discovery In the field of human need based on positivity Nuns on the scene were given pens
jewelry finer Can't keep a bitch in my circle She love the drama, my name in her journal Want me for benefits, sprite colored purple When you around me
Lemme share a story That hits a bit close to home at A spot in the fields called tower road My buddy took his last breath out there Just a moth
the journal I'm blacker than midnight on Broadway and Myrtle Hip-hop past all your tall social hurdles Like the nationwide projects, prison-industry complex
Ahem let's see, let's see where it takes us Yeah, wish I had my other journal on me Yeah, listen I was thinking like a week ago Trying to find some
kinda blessed so I wrote this manifesto for life Co-signed by the others with a knife On the real tip let's take a field trip from the ghetto You pick
don't know what to say Oedipus would have a field day It's gotta be hard Sending an awkward greeting card To Mom, with finest regards You've gotta put
Your journal never mentioned anything at all You said I never listen, I guess it's all my fault The world falls down around us, we're safe inside
a story bout you Front page of that CopyWrite or Journal Sentinel How that feel When all my love letters get sealed And the feelings get revealed
at night So he should seed the speed of the field mouse Priest the old tree wit broke leaves Restored, pure, got up off of that cross Brushed his bloody
what are you missing out on either way Might as well go out with a bang Streak on a field, Crash buffets at a banquet, Steal the mic off the podium,
big for my britches, too big for my britches, too big for my britches, too big for my britches Dear journal it's me again, I'm so sorry, feels like I
yo verse, uh Fuck it, I’m still keeping it real Trap Poet talking wet, niggas deep in the field And any rapper think he better we gone seek him
uh We go in circles, and I'm crazy 'bout my life I see you and I finding more stars in the night Glowing up, fields of majesty, under gold Can't take
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