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‘Bass’ - written and performed by Collin Gibson and Rudy ‘Shred’ Covington, additional vocals by Damien Koen

CHORUS X6

Bass in a nigga face - Mello

one lives
Don't spare anyone, not even the kids
This is my business, can't leave a witness
Keep your distance, Michael Meyers fitness
Just like

one lives
Don't spare anyone, not even the kids
This is my business, can't leave a witness
Keep your distance, Michael Meyers fitness
Just like

And the court day is the worst day
Catch 'em, do 'em in the worst way
Catch 'em put 'em a hearse, yeah
A lot of niggas might not feel me
But I promise they gon'

they're not locked in the closet
One hundred loving ways
There are one hundred ways to love a cat
One hundred loving ways
Way seventy-five: don't let them

Kepdon that yourself

Didn't think so
Now find a way
And do not call me again until You have done your job

Victor, what is taking so long
I sent you

I'm not braggin'
My wife's dead so I'm out for revenge
Finish the dirty work my life I'm bout to end
I'm crazy like Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon
I'm

don't want it to stall
I love the way you tear down all my walls
My beautiful wrecking ball
Beautiful wrecking ball

VERSE - Collin Gibson

I was resigned

There Only Was One Choice

Harry Chapin

Dance Band on the Titanic

1977

that we are growing up 
In oh so many healthy ways 
And I told myself this is 
Exactly where I'm at 

But I don't much like thinking about that

that different
Take it way back like Bron hooping with Boobie Gibson
Still had this vision it's finally coming to fruition
Zan is still my brother always

Georgia Rhythm

Atlanta Rhythm Section

The Best of Atlanta Rhythm Section [Polydor]

1982

game
Sometimes it makes me crazy
But I would not change a thing

So, lay down a back beat
And crank up your trusty Gibson, son
Let's give it

Georgia Rhythm

Atlanta Rhythm Section

Are You Ready!

1979

game
Sometimes it makes me crazy
But I would not change a thing

So, lay down a back beat
And crank up your trusty Gibson, son
Let's give it

My old gym don't come alive anymore
Ever since they put that chain on the front door
But not long ago oh how it used to shine
Home of the Hillbilly

Back When

Nas

Life Is Good [Deluxe Edition]

2012

stereotypical
Anti-Semitic like the foul words Gibson spewed
And it's pathetic, I don't get the credit I deserve
That's why I hate doing interviews
But I

in Connecticut,
In a place called New Milford.
Which is not far from New York.
In... a... May of... a... 1960.
Soon after that,
My Parents moved to New

as drawings
Was it worth it for you to be king when the thrill is gone

CHORUS X2


‘21 Grams’ - written and performed by Collin Gibson

VERSE 1

I wonder what

that ass up!
Call me
All you need to do is back that ass up!

I love to be nude with the Village People.
I watch Mel Gibson's butt in the movie Lethal.

can only be real
And don't you ever give a fuck how they feel

VERSE 2 - Collin Gibson

I told her come fuck with a real nigga
I'm not a perfect nigga,

Gibson
It's me they love to give the credit to
But me don't mean a thing without you

You make sacrifices every night and day
Never hear the crowd

‘Elevator’ - written and performed by Collin Gibson and Keri ‘Coco’ Jones

VERSE 1 - Collin Gibson

I been in this cage for years
Raised like

Classical Teacher

Tenacious D

Rize of the Fenix

2012

gotta it, I gotta it right over here.
[F:] Ah, it is a Fender ay? Is this a Fender?
[K:] Ah well it’s a Gibson.
[F:] Yes a Gibson, yes. Made by

will not show us the Grail, we shall take your
castle by force!
GUARD:  You don't frighten us, English pig-dogs!  Go and boil your
bottoms, sons

Marshall Mathers

Eminem

The Marshall Mathers LP

2000

don't see what the big deal is
Double barrel 12-gauge bigger than Chris Wallace
Pissed off 'cause Biggie and 'Pac just missed all this
Watchin' all

you is not steppin' they don't fit on you
I was out here stressing, lessons turned to blessings
Cause if you roll enough with me you'll see a different