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smelled like french perfume and gin Though the flames were hot... Now everybody was out at the girl's hotel by the time the roof caved in We were headin'
Looking out a dirty old window Down below, the cars in the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's moving
Looking out the dirty old window, Outside the cars in the city go rushing by, I sit here alone and i wonder why Friday night and everyones moving I
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars in the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars in the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's
I wake up everyday a smile steady gleamin' Everyday, everybody gon' be fighting demons You think I'm dissin' but no dog that ain't the reason I just
I don't really feel like leaving I already know you'll wanna go out So enjoy your evening- if you wanna come by, I'm always down When I'm without you
same mentality, Where everybody knows you, But now you're alone in your tragedy, Back to them grey walls, That wanted you as you, But now that that
And we all gon' ball I ain't gotta walk on water cause my God'll split the sea indeed I be feeling like Moses And I ain't I ain't leaving my faith call up
I'm goin' where the water rolls, Moses knows the way To my tin roof shanty by the railroad sign where the whistle blows for days Where
or the Lex or the Benz 116th by the hour from the Africans But they won't let you push 'em One tried to get fly I almost had to mush him If I wanted to rob
the dirt, too demonic for the church I body any and everybody until the day they put my body in the earth This is ghetto gossip while I work Live from
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars in the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars In the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's moving I
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars In the city go rushing by I sit here alone and I wonder why Friday night and everyone's moving I
Climbing fences, drain pipes, but never need a ladder Ventilation shafts even crawling through the rafters Motion flips the lights and now everybody scatters
I swear to God that you better than that But I see a lot of pain in your present and past I know you sacrificed a lot to be impressing your man By
I'll stick by your side (Aye, Aye) I swear to God I'm floating on a cloud And I can't come down High off these drugs Let's paint the town I really
Looking out a dirty old window Down below the cars in the City go rushing by I sit here alone And I wonder why Friday night and everyone's moving I
It was just as I was leaving Throw some change up on the bomb She aught my eye through the swinging door She was standing out by my car I said I
and warming up out by the camp fire And you know that i'm down like whenever if you have time Listening to ghost town Just lean back and slow down Still feeling
school Romance of leaving me down You know, I thought you Were better than that, woah And everybody else was lighting Up and falling fast You gave me
I had shown a great acumen for playing music by ear. My father bought me a small keyboard that was maybe like one or two, maybe three octaves. And I
steps while like everybody tippy toe My own town won't even click up on my video and that's some fuckboy shit as far as the city go Got day 1's day 1's in
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