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knew at once how I would die And I wrote it on a magazine with a redwood cut down. Just count the rings. Late night in a sudden glimpse, Stand out in
here they hold it down These niggaz out here clowns Lookin like Casper the ghost This ain’t nothin that I wrote You been jotting down ya notes Next song
on every call I just been stuck on music, in my room writing songs Remember when we used to meet up at 5 different parks Man it sucks, but all I ask if I
song I ever wrote Let the message help replenish hope The best fruit has the shadow of decay The ripeness a reminder, all we ever have's today From
This man wants another man A complicated blues But this is not a song A mixed up life can go wrong Well the man he doesn't know I'm afraid he just might
me be your man Let me be your man (Those freckles on your face Do something to me, I know it) Girl, you know I'm the one for you Why? 'Cuz I wrote
at school Wrote when I'm home would rap to songs that i knew I remember one night all the pages i wrote i kept up under my bed were missing I don't know who
this My heart pumps a blood that's blue not red Try not to reminisce I can't stop myself from loving you my friend Our love is through I wrote a song
enough, if I offend you Uh, I wrote this song when Dave drove home And caught that flat, in the mean T Flats And it made me think, if we could blink
Back in the day, when I was learning about spiders up the water spout, man, the good Old days, they went by in the blink of an eye That's not the song
I'm sittin' in the cold again So I wrote another song One about all the women I've loved cnd how they all have done me wrong I can't say I'm
it's simple Might fly right by open windows If I see you cry, we gone get through Listen you are not alone Wrote a new song I ain't bring the storm
gone, I'm free man I'm teasing She sees it She laughs and knows that I need it Been tough man I been struggling To make money off of these songs and I
rode the waves of your explosions Done appealing to our killers, man, to stop the bleeding This song's a dirty bomb for they dirty dealings Boots
entrancing, but the dancing was a lamentable mess!" FIRMIN "Dear Firmin, just a brief reminder: my salary has not been paid. Send it care of the ghost, by
me out I tried to be slick but I was just a fool standin around I hope this is the first song that your heart has ever really heard Cause I wrote
Well a couple of good friends of mine Elmo and Patsy Wrote me and said they'd written the perfect country Christmas comedy Song. I said "No
bitch) These are the tales that I tell so well (Short Dog) I'm thinking way back, it's been a long long time In 1980 I wrote my first rhyme I like
it seriously or you can think it's funny By '87, I was on my own, started Dangerous Music And I made the song "These are the tales, the freaky tales"
At odds with the penitentiary as well as the cemetery Only right I wrote a song made for my brothers And whether or not you get along with your baby mothers
ain't really learnin' He been in church but say that he ain't moved by any sermon His face weak, he ain't prayed in a week he wake up and just weep
broken Or just getting by In the orchards 'round their radio There's a voice there that's giving them hope He wrote songs out on Coney Isle That
was a bad man, had a bad plan, I didn't know what the hell to do, So I picked up a guitar, saved my money, sold my car and I wrote this song for you,
had a quick talk, didn't go his way Now I got demons tryna fight every day while my angels sit here an take them away Man, I wrote this song while I was
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