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the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. Continue to work with the faith
yourself up, Dust yourself off, Start all over again. Work like a soul inspired, Till the battle of the day is won. You may be sick and tired, But
for a new world, A decent world that will give men a chance to work, That will give youth a future and old age a security. By the promise of these
"Get on the bus", go get your work And keep your beeper chirpin' is a must Is you on that dust or cornstarch? Familiar with that smack man? The music
David Foster lives in Gloucester with his family Works 'til pay-time, through the day-time, then comes home for tea Steak and kidney, then with
The System Works for Them aus-Rotten These men - bought by prejudice Their laws - not made for justice Their live - I want no part of this Your death - dig
your cards right There's some men here tonight worth your while," thinking [Chorus] Work that you love is hard to come by The kids she could
The rich they do continually Run down the poor men’s labour still If he’ll not work so straight they cry Begin, we know another will And thus
to ever possess minds of man, purest noxious water to wipe out hordes and tribes. Ugliest work of art and violence ever seen by motal men. Prepare for
And monsters rose among them Nailed to the land To take of the mountains While others were carved away And left to rot by monstrous men It was my land first
Standing on the corner with my paper cup Nickels, dimes and quarters never near enough The busy people walk on by never look me in the eye I become
them pew thighs Supersized by fries, I pimp a lot of bitches but I'd rather save yo' lives I'm from a place where they hung black folks Where a bird can
to come A Gretel sick of merely sucking Her thumb Than gingerbread men Spawned scorned, abhorred by the aerial She was the light of the world going down
Noble works of art, made by man To glorify gods. Invaluable intellectuality that does not Correspond to whom they were, intended. Hey holy men! How
named Vivian Brown-skinned cinnamon, playin' and pimpin' men Swimmin' in Benjamins Body like a Buick bumpin', jumpin' and jigglin' Butt look like big lips
this fine young tender named Vivian Brown-skinned cinnamon, playin' and pimpin' men Swimmin' in Benjamins Body like a Buick bumpin', jumpin'
a salt shaker) Popping 'til you percolate First booty-on-booty, no time to wait Make it work, with your wet t-shirt Bitch you gotta shake it 'til
the sword, is there any other way? Your false hero will never die by the blade. (Chorus) Some say to play is more noble than work. A path paved, but bent
believe you brought me here To mold me I believe you brought me here To shape me I believe you brought me here To use me Work on me oh Lord Make a story
foreign cars, many women And some say that it was the life I was given I say it don't matter if I work at Mickey D's I still got a fix for what you got
rubbed dry by experience There is a quality about Women who have chosen men sparingly It appears in their walk in their eyes In their laughter and in
you came in" I never dreamed you'd be sittin' there I heard a lot about you from the men that you work for They tell me that you're fair and square"
know what I saw. A UFO flew by last night" You ever heard someone talking so much shite? I said "I don't work, don't work all day just to listen to you
Tell mi when Niggas will stop sending other niggas to the pen Bitches will stop hating other bitches for their men People player hating other
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