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majesty, that will never die. (Chorus) Lake District's lullaby, a gentle song, A melody of peace, that lingers long. With every ripple on the water
Years of being told you ain't as good as us Join the line, sign your name And they all said that our district's going bust But no-one's fooling
and you gangster that's how them youngins living Shout out that Georgetown Press they still trapping the district Blessings we made it out Blessings we
her (missed), then took her to the district (district) Middle of the ocean, yachts, social distance (ah) Cribs ain't listed, snatch her waist
of mine (Oh that little fella) Hahaha District Judge (I remember him) Room 229 (Yeah, he was crazy) He said Sam (What'd he say) Your payments are way behind
to the airport But he took me to see That little friend of mine (Oh that little fella) Hahaha District Judge (I remember him) Room 229 (Yeah, he was
laundry in the dark Roger left a sleeper Across the District Line His dad's a shipping clerk Boys let's have a laugh Let's have some mischief Fill
The spring of the Peyótison has many arches Where all the local women of Peya village go to fill up with water Beautiful Pafian women (Pafos is the district
of water Just to see, if it could be The place to go, the life for me I changed my dollars into pounds And now that drink is gonna cost me fifty P
of water Just to see, if it could be The place to go, the life for me I changed my dollars into pounds And now that drink is gonna cost me fifty P
of water Just to see, if it could be The place to go, the life for me I changed my dollars into pounds And now that drink is gonna cost me fifty P
You got it Kris-krossed ain't no turning me backwards Too many District Attorneys concerned with the actions Of one individual, he's criminally
(Chorus) Love's echo in the Lake District, a melody so pure, A symphony of emotions, that will endure. With every ripple on the water, and every gentle
There's a fascist fire in this water district I can feel a conflict coming The people across the land The racists with their guns in their hands
This river will never reach the shore But the Earth will fill the pipes of yours Water district turn dust bowl Coral dies and starts to mold So I
must drop feces But I never let it free fall I catch it and spit it I kick shit that blows Whole districts into tidbit's With pen in fist, I take tallys
Mississippi rising again Water's gonna take away Everything I love Sorry is heavy As the waters they flow Destroying the districts So many called their home
back around E-40 Water held his ground Kept my foot in the fast lane Flew uppidy on mesmerized 'cause I snuck up in up out the game You makin' a 40
to forget all of this, No time, no heart, just want a break with this. It's strange, I see a little street with no water, Whatever, the weather, hum. I rush
an old light of a district pub It's an honest present from the autumn This pouring rain that washes your face It's a heavenly bright Sunday With little
every corner it contains From the bay's serene waters to the mountain's lush embrace This city captivates the senses, leaving a lasting trace Verse 2:
blood is thicker than Water Bullshit You know what I'm talking about From family to enemy Enemy into frenemy Fucked up this synergy Destroying my energy
What about you is asking for sympathy Is it because you've had high thread counts and water-free I speak with a hush but I cannot seem to settle down
fucking sucks dick. I want to get out of here Why the fuck is the water dirty The government here doesn't give a fuck about me or anyone No, but for real,
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