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is out to getchu
It's hard being black while living in America
Black folks out here dealing with these obstacles
This world so racist, they kill us by

Fever followed by hemorrhages and then the organs corrode quickly.
I felt sickly on arrival to quarantine,
And then thought about the dream,
Or rather

the stairwell
	Descending the stairwell to Hades....
		
		cnd when she gets there she knows       
		She's got money to buy back her soul...

Pretty young men

Or like $3 if you really wanna splurge
Like, who wouldn't jump at that opportunity?
I even saw rich men buying tickets that night
She said okay, then give

on the time
Rob Dyrdek with the grind
Perfected my landing
I fell so many times yeaa
Plenty nights I held the cries in
Now the circle proper full of
Wise men

understand
I got buckles all around my shit, around my pants
I go where the men don't lie, I'm tryna dance
With the spirits living with me, I was taught by my

I did the work of slave for the perks of a king
Emerging from the surfaces of murder and
Grieve
Where purps get knocked to Dirt flip flops
The worst

real by the eyes
Cause real eyes, realize when to re-align
Uh
The question ain't if god is real
The question is if you know he's real
The question ain't

n shock
And if that, shock turn to rock just don't heat up ya spot
Because them cops on the watch
Night & day they on clock

Keto diet Hating niggas

Yes Sir, I Will

Crass

Yes Sir, I Will

The door stands open -
Across lines, invisible hands are held, golden streamers building in the night.
Alone, the possibilities are enormous.
Step

parties
I should've seen it coming
Friends dropping out
When it's dark
The kids be out at night
Like it's sunlight
Kids more curious to know what smirnoff

To let it all
Spill out
Feel doubt
One bout punch my mouth
Then I switch

Back to the last night
I blacked out and
The light blurred my eyesight
Steady

to adjust them
Morals guide me, so respect my compass
Like to think that I try my best
But if I can't make that work
An injustice
A disservice
Dereliction

the cars to rust
The bathtub never bust and Silverstein got 4.3 wired to his trust
C'mon I wasn't born last night I was born in the day
How many woman

there were 10 or 12 people taking a leak around me and I liked that you know. I like warm water is what I meant by that but I don't know why I go

tell you how much it hurts to write a verse 
Of a curse that works thru saying the right words in 
Order to justify her getting away with murder that

dollar bills, it's giving "uh-uh"
Girl you bad and I mean you so bad
But on god, you're dumb as a box of rocks
Sometimes I want to stop or get caught by

work not lazy again 
But I can't shake habits that I got it's a lot 
What 

Now I see the tax man's on my neck 
Tryna see when can I re up on a cheque

that's just like
My fire just want to be
Gangsta and begins by guns
Ad find excuses to fire
It's the possession of
Broken nobody's hiringprofiling

on a nigga know you smell it yea it reek hoe
Fried on campus but my teachers don't care younging always do his work and show them people I can bare
Show them

my evolution
Of rhymin', persecuted, indicted
They instituted the violence that
Started my defiance
Give no respect or alliance
Less men get rich than

(Mason)

Picture this, little Fred out there really hittin' licks
By 15 he's locked in jail but no one didn't visit him
It's cool though, 'cause

A Day in the Life

Diamond D

Live at Tramps New York "In Memory of Big L.," Vol. 2

1999

men) (Repeat 3x) 
Day one... 

I wake up to the sun in the morning after justice hour 
Refinement is in order so I bust this shower 
Get dressed but

whole life, so-
People are so burnt out, life can be so fleeting
People that shut down their laptop at five, want that balance in life, they don't work