| He’s a sleek saunterer, street wanderer, steep ponderer
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| Speech powerful, each honorer reaches down in a
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| Deeper pocket for meager profits that keep him stockier
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| Instead of pizza maybe this time he can beef & brocc it up
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| Heat hot enough, speeding through in a sloppy rush
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| Without a beatboxer to bop to, emcee-er shouts to them
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| Respect to the beggars but never says ‘please drop some in'
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| If ever he were desperate he’d get them to wish he’d rock again
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| Your friendly neighborhood hip-hopper that needs to shop for stuff
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| That cost him bucks but a lot of that tedious job is luck
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| Thus, he never drops his cup or puts it down
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| Or piddles when the sniffles come, the kid’ll gun with crooked rounds
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| So he pushes sounds around bound to tourist towns
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| As is his, after this he’ll hound another crowd
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| And bust it proudly whether cloudy or the sun is out
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| From the mouth he thrusts it loudly for the ones that’s round
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| Something found underground where the yuppies drown
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| Pure poetry that goes to sleep for upwards frowns
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| Like his city that’s strikingly pretty
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| Or hyper kiddies mighty giggly at night with their besties
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| He might get busy for ciggies and a couple of pennies
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| But he can’t help but wish he’d fill a bigger piggy
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| Bank, but thanks though, I needed that…
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| Sometimes I just wanna fly away
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| And I will never touch the ground
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| Maybe I will go to outer space
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| And I will never come down
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| Nah, never that
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| He’ll just float like kush smoke push from throats
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| While he cooks dope-esque hood quotes for «good folks»
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| He should go 'cause this sure cold was foretold
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| But he’s more broke so he roars notes for pure gold or stoges
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| And that warm toke will warn most who mourn ghosts
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| But that boy gloats with a hoarse hope
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| Sorely spoken, the busker’s own curative potion
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| Is pure emotion that touches them with furious devotion
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| Wondering what all of them think
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| Falls by the brink of destruction, he exalts what he sings
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| To a level of impressiveness, their coins become his
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| And whatever he expresses then will only be rich
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| If, what a concept the lonliest wish
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| Which, underlines scripts when longing for it
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| Shesh, what the sky’ll do is draw in his chin
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| To run a rhyme by slumbered minds and bring awe to these friends
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| Single serving, wrinkled curr’ncy are some dollars he gets
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| But simply perfect, him deserving never argues against
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| Swiftly turning, gently swerving through the horrible mess
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| That blends his purpose with a courage that gets bothered at best
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| Yes, pair of double crosses guarding his chest
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| So he’d say beware of double cross from others (from others)
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| Pair of double crosses guarding his chest
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| So he’d say beware of double cross from others
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| Sometimes I just wanna fly away
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| And I will never touch the ground
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| Maybe I will go to outer space
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| And I will never come down
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| He blends in as part whilst standing out as different
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| He feels the pain of his cohorts and in turn benefits
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| A roaming heart, under only sky, yet home
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| Millions of living-mates but he hates being alone
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| Free, donuts at dawn, slightly stale and subtly wonderful
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| He smiles while he cries, eating. |
| It’s comfortable
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| A loiterer legally relaxing on his porches
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| To smoke some of what’s left in his collection of like four or six
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| The mornings are hard, everyone’s on their way somewhere
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| Away somewhere or already working in its warming start
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| The metal of his coins are hot, palms sweat when he dumps them
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| (If only they’d itch) plus some paper bills, something
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| A cardboard sign wielding couple ask politely
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| If he could spare a nickel towards their trouble, he denies them
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| They hear his wrist wiggle to say he’s trying too, their eyes confused
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| Framed so filth’ly, He’s ashamed, no guilty, but he can’t |