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This is the midnight — let no star Delude us — dawn is very far This is the tempest long foretold Slow to make head but sure to hold Stand by
Back in 1889 A regiment was born And her mounted troopers rode in sunshine And in storm From Bechualaland To the mighty Zambezi Known by many names
The stars go out over our head Too far beyond to comprehend Drawing in the sand Flowers tied around your neck Holding on to you Take me by the hand
fucking demons Swear to God wasn't sure if they'd ever leave him That Apple don't fall far from the tree Men in family cracking under pressure Had to pull
from me i can feel her energy Aligned by the galaxies she's one that matches me You must be, the daughter of basqiuat cuz, you, a masterpiece I like
the goat You beautiful Its possible That you gone blow Wait i misspoke Yea thats fasho Its set in stone How far weve grown From honor rolls And campus lows
crumbling down I can always depend on you to come thru with a smile I know you wanna give up baby but keep pushing Wipe those tears from ya face girl they
In a world full of change I'm 'bout to train up this trade Break down each bar, one by one Aimed at the game I ain't a slave And I ain't 'bout
This wave has a swell of lust and torment As it starts to build far from your shore Stirred by the hope of new days And the broken ships
be a verse So This the anthem for the nonbelievers I'm under water swimmin with the fish right past the reefers So the next time you see a storm cloud
at the top of my voice Far away from the crossroads of choice Knowledge will, show us the way through this labyrinth Road to heaven made of darkness, silent
This wave has a swell of lust and torment As it starts to build far from your shore Stirred by the hope of new days And the broken ships
Thunder roll the storms getting close Losing control and nobody knows Crushing all That oppose my reality Reaping thoughts Deception man's frailty Distant
troubles fade away When love comes calling He flew all corners of the globe to cities far and wide looking for that special soul To sit right by his side
slunk across the courtyard From far off I heard a horn Somewhere in the bleak mid-distance Something beautiful is born And whatever needs to happen Let
Move around the broken boards Feel your way to crack the door Make your way down step by step And listen for the noise Break away from where you've
And if your thinking otherwise Go and meet the other guys who never made it by And then You tell me why you never reached the sky Life's about the grind
When I was seventeen I moved to Boston in July It snowed two feet that Thanksgiving, like a whitewash from the sky But I had friends back then who
years ago, An O.K. spur on one foot idle hung, While his "hot roll" in a cotton sack was loosely tied behind And a canteen from the saddle horn he'd
a mean ref Take all bets my book's index is far fetched as yard pets My dawgs catch me a body from their necks Disrespect take you out like of context
Devil's blood Are you enough to keep me warm? Oh devil's blood Shield me from the flood of the storm Oh and devil's blood Cover the cuts that have
don’t know how I feel You’ve pushed me so far that It is my fault you’re in this state of mind Should’ve made you feel like you were just mine You call it
In a dream he cherished illusions, Gloomy premonitions of a funeral storm, His hatred sticked without respite, Filled by the suffering, the screams
I had a dream last night I was cast into Hell by a jealous God The Devil walked up and said you don't need no lightning rod It hardly ever rains down
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