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The void in the truth The energy of youth and a hole in the loop Come with me (come with me) Into the wrong lane I'm gon' leave the highway I'll do my own
givin all of my willing and rebuildin these broken buildings Im healin these broken children Im elevatin the youth Let em know that it ain't no ceilings
Let's enjoy the peace and make the loving increase I remember growing up as a kid in my home town We use to play football anywhere in the streets Elders
the high-rising blocks, they played football every day I lost the watch that I just got from my pocket, not my wrist There's nothing romantic about this place,
mean fuck to me Superficial, plastic, cosmetic exclusivity Wealthy, hot youth Only leave the house so you can see That I'm more important than you'll
The plan is to make it all right Aye Bullets thrown faster than footballs Now we play 2-hand touch behind prison walls, but why? We do what we see,
my birthday All my friends came And we ate delicious cake And you know we had to play Football in the street Till a car came Gonna spend our time right
football keeper Don't call we, Sheba Brother dem chap di line, Toshiba Crew stay making commas (Who?) They say we ah God (True So don't watch what nobody say
You wasted your summer Your summer of youth Caught in an armchair Like a rat in a booth Your burger was late The Coke has gone flat You're paying
from the space, call me alien Dawgi football, you can line them Even when I'm seven days weak Mbape, I'm a kill all'em Young black boy from the red gold
She got caught in 4K on the Skippy Toilet, with rice in her milk and she take you down it in Ohio Down them avenues where they'll fuck all youths
The only thing I know is how to catch a football with my chest all because my winter gloves is too slick The boots don't move quick, my hands have no grip
cause he got some kids I wanna see that lil' boy dead, I don't wanna see that boy live I wanna see that boy with his kin, maybe at the youth football game
lowered trucks and concert shirts It's a great place for children and pets It's a rural cage with no need for walls The blind youth crawl insanely towards
doesn't know my name Sometime I go and watch him at his football games But one of these days I'm gonna tell him the truth 'Bout who his old man is who I
Remember those dark nights down Brickfield Never a blade in sight Brickfield Nights No youth club, no coffee bar Saturday was the local
voices I was too smart for football, too short for hoops So I rode with the Crips and cliques thick with troops X-Raided them tricks hated but I don't
Let's remember we've got a couple of centuries Of this type of violent youth crime In predominantly white communities in Britain The overwhelming
the rain drops cool Neighbors and dwellers spatter in the pool Kids playing football with his hand and sock We had what we got, and it wasn't a lot No
Speak about my trials and tribulations But stay hidden Honestly, the football kinda got me feeling Different Money try exposing my flaws on all these
and I will always be Christians Brother Everyday after school We would always play football Up against that old stone wall Imagining ourselves out there
at Maskell's got respect I used to listen to Public Enemy Erik be and Rakim and BVSMP But before that in 1983 I'd go break dancing after my tea Down the Youth
You got a football to be cool Respect the teacher he knows best Be a robot like the rest Brainwashed, brainwashed Respect the tie and suit
the Youth Firm and the Rodgy Nutty Boys Going down the County Saturday afternoon Making a draw yogurt heated up on a spoon Adam and Dipper would come round my
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