| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| Look down at where you standing, it’s
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| A thin line between hand and fist
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| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| I’m an example of a man convinced
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| So let the planet spin and I’ma grab the wind
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| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| And you don’t know what the answer is
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| Nobody knows what that answer is
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| Peter was my peeps who used to sell weed
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| Even though he didn’t need to
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| He says he did it for the free smoke
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| But honestly he would’ve rather had a speed boat
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| Or a snowmobile or whatever
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| See the point is he didn’t move enough to make a treasure
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| Never could have guessed that Pete would make a little impression
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| On a middle aged detective named Hamm
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| No irony, yeah Hamm
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| He didn’t come to put the cuffs on your hands
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| He landed with a duffle and a plan but
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| Pete couldn’t eat all of Hamm’s demands
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| It was an awkward spot, officer thought
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| That Peter would be sittin' on a lot more crop
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| He did such a bad job at bein' a bad cop
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| That its obvious to me that the reason that he robbed him was Sidney
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| Sid was a sick kid that needed a kidney
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| The grandson, son of Hamm’s son
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| You do what you gotta do for your fam son
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| Doesn’t take a rocket scientist but I am one
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| The situation showed the pig for who he truly is
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| And gave the dealer an excuse to quit
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| And since Sid’s Physician is Peter’s father
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| You should mind your business, don’t be a bother
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| Okay
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| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| Look down at where you standing, it’s
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| A thin line between hand and fist
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| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| I’m an example of a man convinced
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| So let the planet spin and I’ma grab the wind
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| I don’t need no fancy shit
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| I’m only askin' ya: «Can I live?»
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| And you don’t know what the answer is
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| Nobody knows what that answer is |