| As I sit outside this McDonald’s
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| I’m stressing while I brush my hair
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| I finally found a decent one with bristles on it
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| Underlining and pointing right where I fucked up
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| Missing them hot showers and towels
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| Right in the middle closet
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| Livid I went from a king to the cardboard
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| With the code pillowWith the coat pillow
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| My door is a trash bag when he drizzle on it
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| Seen a man throw away a McDonald’s bag
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| So I’m rumbling through the trash
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| He was mad 'cause It had pickles on it
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| Fuckk it, me and the wife while split it in half
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| For I open this shit I pray it’s fries still in the bag
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| So I met her back at the cardboard box
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| With the empty plate already
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| Water bottles in a crate already
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| And my stomach empty but when she full nothing else matters I gave her the
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| whole burger yeah I ate already baby, I’m good
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| And she asked me how much did I make today
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| Dollar fifty, I thought the after work traffic where you get paid
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| Cry on her shoulder
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| Like what I’m a get my dad
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| For the Father’s Day promise I made to him
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| And the anniversary gift promise I made to you
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| Made a promise that I’m sticking by
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| And I need a sharpie and cardboard cause I’m missing mine
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| Standing on the road
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| Thinking bout furniture, father and son trips
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| Raising a daughter and running the water
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| This cardboard is telling these people
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| That I’m just a bother
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| Put in on my permanent problems in permanent marker
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| Am I a failure baby?
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| Not at all
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| My head hurting like a motherf**ker
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| Then get some Tylenol
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| With what money?
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| This dollar fifty was 'pose to go to you
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| That’s a burger from Mickey D’s
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| And I’ll buy a quarter juice
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| I’ll eat tomorrow I’m good
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| Besides hungers in the mind, unreal
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| I chew gum and just pretend that it’s a five course meal
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| Well shit I ain’t about to let you starve and pretend like it’s something simple
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| Where my cardboard sign?
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| If you leaving I’m coming with you
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| (Yeah, yeah)
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| I never thought that I’ll end up here
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| Praying that God made my pain disappear
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| Sometimes we’re tested for all that we got yeah
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| But I never thought I’d be in this cardboard box I swear
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| Hello can I get a number 3 with no pickles
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| And a large sprite? |
| I’m allergic
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| So indeed I’ll be dying off one bite
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| I wait for my order
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| Then walk out the door and open the bag
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| And it’s pickles right on that burger
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| I through that shit in the trash
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| Wife called said she made dinner
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| With economics
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| That little McDonald burger
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| Ain’t put a dent in my wallet
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| Called Wifey, run the bath water
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| I’m down the street
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| And called my father said
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| Tomorrow we fishing and out to eat
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| I push my key through the bottom lock
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| And everybody convene
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| Every day they treat daddy
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| Like he come from the Marines
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| Hug 'em tight
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| Like daddy miss you a lot
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| And I hold them closer
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| And tell them after dinner
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| We gon get some frozen yogurt
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| Daddy we made twenty dollars today
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| We helped mommy clean the kitchen
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| We cleaned the room
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| We helped mommy make dinner
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| But we broke the broom, we need a new one
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| Hush, eat dinner we leaving soon
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| Now we on the road
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| And we see the homeless couple
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| That we always see
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| Cardboard sign saying, «Work for free»
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| So I bust a U-turn
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| Wifey grab her purse and she pulled out a twenty
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| She said I made this twenty in five seconds
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| All I did was sent a email
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| Somebody that ain’t know how
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| Pull up on them with twenty hanging out
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| They started smiling and crying with lost breath
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| Then my daughters reached they pockets
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| And gave em all they money while telling them God bless
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| Cried more tears
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| Thanking the man above
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| Then cried more tears
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| We hopped and gave em hugs
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| They knew a blessing was coming
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| Heartbeat it was thumping
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| With thank you’s in abundant
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| I lost count at a hundred I swear
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| And he told me something bout a Father’s Day gift
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| You and your pops could come fish we leave tomorrow at six
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| No thanks you’ve done enough
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| This here is more than enough
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| And you raise two queens
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| They made our day with a hug, God bless
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| (Yeah, yeah)
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| I never thought that I’ll end up here
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| Praying that God made my pain disappear
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| Sometimes we’re tested for all that we got yeah
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| But I never thought I’d be in this cardboard box I swear
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| So I call my father up nervous shit
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| But I knew this day would come
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| I ain’t speak to him ever sense
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| He probably clueless what he done
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| Excluded from his son
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| I’ve been here shoeless and a bum
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| The phone ringing he probably don’t know who this shit is from
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| Look what I’ve become
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| This cardboard is foolish where I’m from
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| I got your cigarettes
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| But how you gonna to this to your son
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| The gift you asked for and I got your favorite ones
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| Sorry son I got a tumor on my lung, damn |