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long to figure out What this book has been about Now I write when I'm away Letters that you'll never read You said go explore those other women
home first I guess and then Bob and then Tommy and then Dan By then dad's hair was turning white and I sort of had to be mama's little man But you
Don't judge a book by its cover if you don't even read There's no shame in saying that you're not up to speed No you're just scared Yeah you
bread He gave her truth from all the books he'd read She wrote her poems inside the mud Sacrificed her cervix to fix the future Named their poison,
While they wrap that rope 'round his head And old Mr. Avis, I want you to turn them pages And read what the good book said Then John Brown spoke with
age that you had read, and I went in for the kill! I'd read the same books, I learned to ape the motions of a sensitive human being, and we were oh so
home first I guess and then Bob and then Tommy and then Dan By then dad's hair was turning white and I sort of had to be mama's little man But you
And you've read me front to back With my secrets coated in black I know you never asked for a novel The pages swelling like an orchestral soundtrack Don't
your music tonight I saw her by the organ She was laughing while pressing the keys She said my favourite book was dirty and You should not show you
that's too hard to read it But if you look you'd see how you look through me eyes But now one more chapter's gone by, and I know It's time to move
the worst PG the greatest Where I'm from All these n*ggas being raised By they momma Can't read a book But they all toatin' Llamas On the block all day
an ideal home, nothing you do can go wrong In an ideal home, everything's safe and you can Sit by the fire, read a good book or watch TV Miserable songs
Manimal - Dead By Wednesday Michael Modeste, Christian F. Lawrence, Rob Roy Wipe away the fucking dust of generations before We're starin' at our
Sat here by this stony brook Until the grey day turned to dust When up swam a fish with a children?s book Thought that I was lost He was on his
away What to do for I've heard they are good But we've also been told they can't be understood By simpletons like me, and should never be So why try
dear? We made that clear, We made little Graham promise us he'd be a good boy They never read those pamphlets in his bottom drawer, They never
dear? We made that clear, We made little Graham promise us he'd be a good boy They never read those pamphlets in his bottom drawer, They never
gettin' by Brunch with some Qatar royals and my cup is all oil You know it's real when your niggas will take the fall for you All loyal so you keep
one was making noise ain't it a breech of Trust look in the gutter, unh, never judge yo book by its cover Word to the muthafucka I, I didn't studder
have the key Something's there I cannot see What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? Hmm... I've read these Christmas books so
the legend of Heath-uh Ledger My suicide notes barely legible Read the bottom, it's signed by The Joker Lorena said I never can leave her She'll sever my
know your brother (Ooh do you hear me) Love thyself as well as thy neighbor Hand inna the air and read the Holy Scripture, me bawl Give thanks
facet of every life is regulated|and directed from within! Our books, our music, our work and play are all looked after by|the benevolent wisdom
Of self help and new age that you had read And I went in for the kill I'd read the same books I learned to ape the motions of a 'sensitive' human
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