| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| It’s OK
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| People say, «You cuss all the fucking time, why?»
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| Well, I hate to say it, the best way for me to get how I feel across
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| I can’t sit here and say, «You know, yeah, I went through Hell Week and man it
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| was really hard»
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| No
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| That motherfucker takes your damn soul, rips it inside out, and then they say,
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| now we’re going to fucking start
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| It allows me to express where I was at, at a point in my life
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| If I don’t give you all of me, why the hell am I here?
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| How will you learn from me, people take so much offense to me, you will never
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| learn from people if we always tap dance around the truth
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| We tap dance around the truth by finding the right words so I don’t hurt you
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| 'cause you have thin skin
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| No
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| Tighten up people
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| You might be called one day
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| You might be called one day
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| You might be called nigga one day
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| You might be called some Jewish word, or some faggot or gay word, it’s okay,
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| let them call you that
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| What are you gonna do now?
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| They don’t own your life
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| How are you gonna control that now?
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| How are you gonna flip it upside down and say, «Roger that, now I’m gonna
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| harness this shit, and you’ll read about me years from now.»
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| How?
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| That’s the question, how are you gonna do that?
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| Thicken your skin, become more of a human being, don’t be afraid of the
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| reflection in the mirror, 'cause that’s all you can be afraid of,
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| once you overcome that reflection in the mirror, you’ve done it
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| You might be called one day
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| You might be called one day
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| It’s OK, trust me, it’s OK
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| It’s OK |