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railroad tracks Oh, them railroad tracks, them old railroad tracks Them good old notorious so well known tracks So, let's go back Follow the yellow
What if a brick was only just a misdemeanor? What if Manhattan was hit by Hurricane Katrina? What if a black man was the one controlling Fema? What if
Harley didn't have no education he could hardly read and write He was locked into a dead-end occupation his future didn't look too bright He worked
of the street They walked down into the night And I can say that I've seen Strange things have happened is that what people say? Another dead man walking
that life was rays Sent by the sun I never sent myself Into those very rays Until I saw that very sun Until I lost that very sun Just a dead man walking
the world Cowboys and cowgirls remarked of her charm And a smile that brightened the world Admired and chosen by many a man As the best of the trick ridin'
and a vicious man And you better not set foot on his land But I didn't think nobody could be that mean So I took me out walking down the railroad track
like 'enuff of this Who is this kid think he is? Notorious like I'm close to big You ain't notice that my focus like pac I'm above the rim, But more
know how lonesome big towns can be Oh what I'd give to be a country girl again to be with my people my man and my kids To live in a house about a mile
now you say nigga Notorious can’t say that I ain’t big **** 15 minutes want 30 hours like Kanye is By voicing freedom in your speech look what Kanye did
When you got no more assurance Than a great big hunk of lead If you don't respond to romance Jack, you're dead When a chick is smilin' at you Even
Inspired by the violent Arab Spring I nearly died once in a wrecked Porsche 911 But in the land of the dead, the dying man is king You're looking for
a coal man all my life Layin' down track in the hole, Got a back like an ironwood bent by the wind Blood veins blue as the coal. Somebody said
dead friends and witness the bizarre, horrid dictales as told to you by your favorite serial clown slaughterers, the ICP!! So who will be brave enough
the notorious One triple zero, no joke, we let it flow Man for real though Steppin' on sneakers with steel toes
the strong to be butchered for a price they themselves don't care about and will never understand I myself am beleaguered by the selfish face of a kind of man
behind Through the paper and the trash All the needles and the cash Side by side with the man in the big car Then it turns the dead of night
money fast, like fire on the plastic You a dead man walking, throw some tires on your casket They say niggas in wheelchairs is half dead as it is I still
, Lord, Lord, by no one man"" And then the high sheriff, he shot Lazarus Well, he shot him mighty-big number Well, the high sheriff shot Lazarus Well, he
days he's going to be dead boys Sun out, running out of luck Wait, wait by the door There's something else Something happenin' around here I don't know
don't know how lonesome big towns can be Oh what I'd give to be a country girl again to be with my people my man and my kids To live in a house about
they be robbing As long as Big Boi's still living, never standing by my lonesome Step up nigga, if you want some Ain't no thang but a chicken wang
I got the pack of Rough Riders in the back of the Pathfinder You know the epilogue by James Todd Smith I get swift with the lyrical gift Hit you
an old rag It ain't nine to five Down and dirty he's an old tramp He poses like a dead man The night train passes by Money's not the answer for princes
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