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comes My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums Should I put them by your gate Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait? With your sheets like metal and your belt
comes My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums Should I put them by your gate Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait? With your sheets like metal and your belt
says that no man comes, My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums, Should I put them by your gate, Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait? With your sheets like
money the wrong way Used to sell bars, I wasn't even prescribed those Used to be a prep cook, whipping the tacos Used to keep the warehouse bumping like
but it's his life I should take a couple of days, I cut him off and said that's quite alright Shook your hand and used sanitizer as soon as I hopped in
it wasn't my scene I'm underground at the turnaround This one is pristine Warehouses above All I'm thinking of You gave your heart to me
used to go raving, Every weekend without fail in a convoy, Heading out to Great Sailing, Six in a car but I think we'll get 8 in. Rockin' up to a massive
happened to my full-figured foreign friend Never seen her again Ekaterinka had a homegirl she used to hang out with Used to let her blubbery body pour out
coz the boot opened I climbed out, the car was smoking And people were gathering around recording, taking photos My hands tied I used a piece of glass
My warehouse eyes, my Arabian drums, Should I put them by your gate, Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait? With your sheets like metal and your belt like
hair, different scent, different clothes Different cars, different homes, different drive, different life, different rights, different rows I see them
to hustle Working part time on school time At a warehouse that now I sell out But that's right now not back then See back then I was clean up boy and helping
her no Real freak, see, I'm the thing for Scorpios Lamb' truck a Oreo, park the car, open the door Get some cleats from Orioles (brrt) Run with
When kicked out of bars that have lawfully closed Where do those wasted Midwestern kids go? House parties, backseats, and warehouse shows Having
to start But I've been dropping hints like an emotional depth charge Now you're leaving my car because you'll make it on your own Until you're paying alimony
motherfuckin' warehouse Then I'ma kill myself with a bullet to the mouth And my death won't be forgotten, I have planned this out Already sent a hitman to Jeff
Uhh, hey! Car hoppers, car-car-hoppers Car hoppers, car-car-hoppers Speak on it now Car hoppers, car-car-hoppers Uh, uh! I call girls car
There's a Mystery Dance on the far side of town Cross the tracks when the sun goes down To the old warehouse where the bodies were found Next
tightened all the nuts and bolts But I don't wanna work on cars The system's tryna smother me But anarchy is in my heart They slashed my tires and cut my
time... You still here by my side In the right seat of my moms car In the warehouse at our old job Or in the booth while I’m spiting these rhymes Just hit
a bandit Used to trap out of the warehouse, had that shit looking like it was abandoned Now it's gone cost you a band to see me out and I need an advancement
And I step out the door into a new shape whip, ah Used to work in a warehouse Now I'm in a brand new car What can I say, got it from my daddy I'm
is that hanging out the car, that's a glizzy Fresh as hell comin' out the closet, that's a Pigeon White city ballers, we hang off the rim Forgot to let
childhood home Has aged but 90 years Built from solid wood of ancient trees that used to Stand right here I listen to the cars on the road Like they're
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