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important to their parents
Church, school and family
Have been replaced by street, turf and gang
Twenty-one now and in paid full
Feelin' bad from all
Does it smell like a school gymnasium in here?
It's funny how they're all the same
It's funny how you always remember
And we've both done it all
Two floors above the butcher
First door on the right
Life filled to the brim
As I stood by my window
And looked out on those
Brooklyn Roads
I
I slept last night in a good hotel
I went shopping today for jewels
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
And the children let out from their
hand and stay
Two shadows in the night lay down by my side
And listen to this song
Life's crazy, am I wrong?
Just hold on for the ride
Tonight even
there's room enough here for two
Stay the night, I'd like to spend it with you
Stay the night, why don't we call it a day
No on can stop us, and nothing
the military two-step
Down the nape of my neck
I want to go home i don't want to stay
Give up education as a bad mistake
Mid-week on the playing fields
Sir
Flattening down the sand
Lucinda, Lucinda, Lucinda
Got to run away
That big white truck is closin' in
And we'll get wounded if we stay
Now Lucinda lies
the drill
Teacher's got his eye on her
Moves in for the kill.
Nobody can see or hear the things that they do
All the books stay closed, there must be
fryin' 'em tonight?
Is the price of corn gonna turn around?
Is diesel cheaper two exits down?
Are we drinking beer at the bar
Or shooting whiskey
myself in question
(Point-point the finger at me again)
Guilty by association
(Point-point the finger at me again)
I wanna run away
(I wanna run
colored mold
You know a school cafeteria believes in mass production
They buy those lousy soy beans by the keg
I don't like to complain, but in a school
of the world [Repeat: x2]
[T.I.]
I was born into poverty raised in the sewerage
Streets always would be a part of me, it made me the truest
And even when
down
I'd pick it up and make a crown
One that was a perfect fit for you
We could take a walk
Into the apple orchard by the school
We could
her loose like an Uncle Luke Anthem
I'm two blocks away, two hundred and fifty feet
And six steps from where she stay, she waving me 'cross the street
She graduated high school I bought her a trailer
In a little park by the side of the road
I could've had the army
I could've had the navy
But no
She graduated high school I bought her a trailer
In a little park by the side of the road
I could've had the army
I could've had the navy
But no
Gang
Panic in Detroit, I asked for an autograph
He wanted to stay home, I wish someone would phone
Panic in Detroit
He laughed at accidental sirens
the swift hawk circled 'round the clinch mountain rocks
At the school down in Hiltons she would read about the world
Created to be conquered by this poor
It started way back in third grade
I used to sit beside Emmylou Hayes
A pink dress, a matching bow, and her ponytail
She kissed me on the school
go
Two people gotta stick together
And love one another, save it for a rainy day
Some people gotta stay whatever
And give one another shelter
Don't go (Please stay)
Don't go (Please stay)
If I got on my knees and I pleaded with you
Not to go but to stay in my are-arms
Would you walk
(make ya scream out)
Some people really are (still)
Still dreaming (st-still dreamin')
(O-o-o-o-one two one two
Some dreams stay dreams some dreams
a lovely bride
They said you were going places
But me I just went for a ride
Down by the old school
I got married to a sweet young girl
And kept
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