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Criminal minds thirsty for recognition I'm sipping, E&J got my mind flipping I'm bugging, digging my ways out of holes by hustling Get that loot, kid, you
hard on my heart All the signs said we were wrong, but I let her lead me on [Chorus] Lead me on sweet baby You're not a lady But you knew all
were thirsty and their needs were clean (It's only five minutes to the corner store It's only five minutes and it ain't no more) They'd run out
Funny to see a ghetto nigga so classy Enchanted by women who speak nasty Tip toeing to court, went there for the past week Leaning on my lawyer pinky
old, I bet he takes it We thought about giving a fake name or a destination But you so thirsty, you not concerned with investigation Instead you in
How are things holding up It was kinda hard being your man Walking around and thirsty niggas be like who that When she walked by me ou la la I say baby
I heard your ex was an alcoholic, hurt your feelings and didn't do right by you Now though I'm puzzled by how that could possibly be true, I must say
the MacKannogh Fulkinator hangin' by the loo Waitin' for that special someone, will he go askew? For a whisky and a cigarette and a place to spend the night
Criminal minds thirsty for recognition I'm sipping, E&J got my mind flipping I'm bugging, digging my ways out of holes by hustling Get that loot, kid, you
ground A raging war for seconds, we're all thirsty for more See the honesty of life, the world's as good as gone But you're accepting any old thing
The Bulletin, 23 July 1892 This poem was prompted by reading Henry Lawson's poem "Borderland". IN DEFENCE OF THE BUSH (words Banjo Paterson, music
not think You had me a little thirsty, and, I needed a drink But, as the days go by, and, the nights get cold We are losing our youth, and, then we do
Of those with burdens laid down They were hungry and thirsty Now they are filled to the full They were scorched by the sun Now by the Son they are healed
crazy You're playing life as if it's a movie So we move thirsty when we're in potion by beauty Or find truth in tragedy to find our remedy But you would
It's true, overdue, and plain to see, They say, we're standing firmly in the rain Simply waiting for it to stop they said, That we should build new
until I'm thirsty again I'm asking myself simpler questions with unwelcomed answers Somehow you end up putting both of your arms into one shirt sleeve
eyes are blurred The world's turned topsy turvy Won't start a new venture Till all me crew members Are drunk and far from thirsty All hands on deck, me
You see me through the fire, your unprepared desires Cause you are the reason I am here, but we know We're on our way We're on our way We're on our
enjoy the ride Baby take my hand And away we go You were traumatized By another guy We can take it slow People bring you down You were born to fly
eat green like koala leaf Wish you were big guns like a call of D She never say no, she ain't stallin' me I got more of that dope in the a safe, hey
As I look at the morning sky Today the wind is blowing hard See that bird has flown too high Pretty soon it will be tired I spent a day all by
by the city we're from An empty plate with no meal A shining knife and a fork The smartest artists all jump on a plane to New York You tell me that
radical To go against the grain And what you claim To be the status quo He called me by His name And just the same I'm just an average joe Who walked in
I'm traveling with a woman That I could have never left behind. I'm lucky she's still walking by my side. We're waiting on a ferry dock on a sunny
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