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Too many, too many mornings Gotta wake up soon Too many, too many mornings, whoa Lord gotta wake up soon Oh, and eat my breakfast by the light
I was proven effective by clinical tests For livin' many lives, dyin' identical deaths I thought why, how could this have ever been if I'm blessed?
Uncle Glen... thank you For living... all my friends That went to the streets... (Too many to name...) They died too early (It's a shame) I hope your
side (You'll be right here) And you'll make a way (Just have your way) just have your way I spent too much time playin' wife on many nights Keepin'
As I walked out one morning so fair I spied a young woman with raven black hair I could tell right away by the look in her eyes That here was a woman
Not by gimmicks and flukes And niggas that are tryin' (All of you niggas are trying too hard) Im a the top and im private I aint gotta recruit you To be
there's no Time to stop no time to explain man I'm in too deep with this everyday Ghetto pain Black men are judged by their clothes Black women are
and the greasy spoons (The road) The loser bars and the noisy rooms (The road) The casualties who did too many lines (The road) I'm wasted talent on women
by the corner, Not right away, not right away Close to the edge, down by a river, Not right away, not right away Crossed the line around
I got a story to tell, you know I cherish thee Hope it ain't too many feelings involved I see niggas in this bitch, stuntin', popping bottles
Mistreating the love of my life I ain't too proud to beg for better, baby That's what I deserve Tried to be good to you Even stood there by you And you ran out
him to wrestle And dive through a wave When we go in the mornings for our swim His mother can teach him The way to behave But she won't make
kids in jail if he wasn't crackin' Too many felonies on my jacket All of my brothers turn to assassins We seen too many brothers get put in caskets
on turnin' But the whole world keeps on turnin' I just roll along There's been too many mornings And one too many years Once went by the big ones who
Station signboard And maybe you'd need me too, in the absence of something better Much better All Scotland's eyes watched different lives Those Glasgow
It was a rainy night when he came into sight Standing by the road no umbrellano coat So I pulled along side And I offered him a ride He accepted with
Morley's They want more Campbell's and less Gordy's I just turned down a hundred G, bossy Whip too much raunchy too much saucy Vroom, vroom, vrooming up
all I keep thinkin bout is your Ass and that dance floor girl (So many reasons To get your ass on the floor) Okay I woke up this morning Ready for
When I get older losing my hair, Many years from now. Will you still be sending me a valentine Birthday greetings bottle of wine. If I'd been
When I get older losing my hair, Many years from now. Will you still be sending me a valentine Birthday greetings bottle of wine. If I'd been
so many times You don't know when love's for real So you don't open up Or give in to love Or express how you feel But just like Sunday Morning I
But you still wanna be me The Miyashita got me feelin Like Glen Campbell Shine bright like a five head I'm robbin the rappers that I dismantle That's
The price was like 8 digits, a long way, shit Got the beachfront view, V 1-2 Cop you one, cop me one too On the place, jet ski's parked by the lake No
Too many miles I have traveled all alone show me the road that leads to my home, Strangers, strangers, everywhere I roam Show me the road that leads
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