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on the hill by the wood But I could make butterflies of flowers like you could I'm leaving this place tomorrow On the second I turn eighteen Without living
her sister Her hands on her chin, thought she was a mister Went out disco dancing, gave my feet a big blister Smacked in the face until I finally I
You quit school age twelve I was almost seven And quite impressed by your Intelligence Obviously you Already knew All that there was to know
And you end up sleeping On the floor at your sisters house You wake up early Grab her keys and drive With your suitcase by your side And you follow street
feel safe and seven again And you'll find there's handprints on your skin That can't be absolved like prayer to sin Got misdirected by directionless men
I don't sing, so I'm sorry if this sucks But it just felt right, you know It just felt right Another year gone by, God do they fly Think I'm gonna
(Bill Fries, Chip Davis) Me an' Earl was haulin' chickens on a flatbed out of Wiggins, and we'd spent all night on the uphill side of thirty-seven
This follows the precedence Set by the Seventeen Eighty-Seven Three-Fifths Amendment That said an African American Was to be considered Three-Fifths
exact precision that it's true. That the atomic clock with an error factor of less than three seconds per millennium is set by the way we move.
leave some space For my sisters Yeah I always see the greater picture Icon living It was written in the scriptures If life was like a lemon Squeeze me in
and a personal gym. It is a true palace by the sea. Second, the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime. This watch is not just a timepiece, but a work of art with 20
out the reason That it took them seven years to figure something we could figure out in just a couple hours Tryna put the pieces back together like
it Affected by it Know they got a void They gotta fill it So they partied on the weekends To forget the problems Always looked up to my sisters Ever
Ten miles from Illinois Overlooking the lake Chicago grabbed me by the shoulders and shook me awake Chicago showed there was nothing left for people
vigorous Stroke that nigga like a zig zag rolled cigarette, And I do it to get my dick wet Brain grain rotten, I was a 12 year old gettin' raped by my
to my sister, your big brother got you But never in life let a coward nigga twist you A message to my niggaz, when it comes to the hood Who the fuck in
and seven I walk by faith and not by sight so everything gone be alright Respond Matthew twenty one and twenty two Believe and whatever asked in prayer is
it, homicide on anybody siding with it I am Richard Pryor fire, lighter to a diaper, hot shit I get excited by the shit that you liking 'Cause you
eternal and pass age; I am Buckey Seven with a pen and page; Seven keys on a rampage; I write scriptures on a papyrus page; Both sides of the same page;
His Image by Reed Nelson (When God brings us to our knees and we cling to Christ Jesus we are new people and many new things are true about us.
in a second I told God burn this motherfucker This a failed experiment, I'm peeling every sentiments I guess that your father been so stubborn I guess
Sister, I pray you’re well, Holding out for heaven whilst you're going through hell. Sister, how did we end up this way? Lost to the storm but never
little sister and make him watch Give a nigga a little room, now he's tryna house shit But I bet you get back on some mouse shit When I punch you in
Twenty-seven years I was searching for someone the one who saves me from myself then you crushed into my world Golden hair, black nails Devil horns
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