| Barney: I love you
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| Woman: Shhh shhh! |
| Fuck. |
| Fuck. |
| Sh sh shhh!
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| Barney: Yo yo yo yo
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Sis put your clothes on and pass me his.
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| Turn and face the wall ‘cause you can’t see this
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| Woman: Please calm down, calm down, please!
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| Barney: Yo yo yo bro
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| Woman: I’m so sorry! |
| I thought you weren’t here
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| Older brother (George the Poet): You… get over there. |
| Put your hands on your
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| head
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| Barney: Bro listen, listen, I didn’t mean anything
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Does he not understand what I said?
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| Put your FUCKIN' hands on your head
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| Woman: Please calm down…
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Don’t worry about putting your pants on,
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| you’re dead cuz, you’re getting carried out. |
| You lot wanna do big people
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| things like you’re married now. |
| You must think your ass is grown.
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| Furthermore pass his phone. |
| I don’t know what you was thinkin' bringin' this
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| half-wit home to your mum’s pad like some scum bag. |
| Wanty — look at him,
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| look at him — he’s thinkin' I ain’t dyin' for that dumb slag. |
| Yeah,
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| you’re dying cuz. |
| That’s what lying does. |
| Don’t chat SHIT! |
| That’s what lying
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| does. |
| What did he give you? |
| One bag of chat? |
| I know I’ve done that to yat,
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| you don’t come back from that. |
| Wait there
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| Older brother (George the Poet): (speaking to phone) Hello? |
| Yo come to my mum’s
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| yard. |
| Go around the back. |
| Yo J, it’s cold out so pack gloves. |
| You understand
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| that cuz? |
| Yeah
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| Older brother (George the Poet): See Sis, you can’t understand this ‘cause
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| you’re perfect, but what my man’s thinking right now is damn this wasn’t worth
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| it. |
| Do you know why? |
| Cause he was planning on bangin' and duckin' out
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| Barney: No!
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Shut your FUCKIN mouth. |
| He’s plannin' on… what?
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| Come here! |
| Ay, come here! |
| Put your hands down. |
| Sis — look at your man,
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| look at your man now! |
| Put your hands down
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| Woman: Please stop, please stop!
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| Older brother (George the Poet): So you thought you was gonna fuck my sister
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| and go about your business, and I’mma let you roll out, FUCK is this?
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| What, she forced you? |
| You just wanted to go on fuckin' dates and hold out for
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| Christmas?
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| Woman: Stop!
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Think I don’t know how it goes?
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| Think I ain’t done this shit to a THOUSAND hoes?
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| Woman: He’s gonna kill him! |
| He’s gonna kill him!
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| Older brother (George the Poet): Yo we’re men cuz, we got instincts cuz.
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| We don’t grow outta those. |
| I know how it goes. |
| See I don’t know you but I know
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| you, watch this I’mma show you. |
| Shut up. |
| I’mma show you. |
| Sis — yes or no,
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| this is everything he told you? |
| I bet he said there’s something about you.
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| He’d be a different person if he wasn’t around you and he’s lucky he found you.
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| But sis what you don’t know is tomorrow he’s not gonna shout you.
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| Don’t chat shit! |
| See sis, you didn’t know that bit. |
| He’s not gonna shout you.
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| He’s gonna disappear from your life without even wavin' goodbye.
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| You’re gonna ask what’s wrong. |
| He’s gonna take a couple days to reply,
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| and then he’s gonna hit back sayin', «Yo, I’m not the relationship type,
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| I’m just going through a phase in my life. |
| It’s not fair if I make you my wife.
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| «Innit? |
| That’s why you came here allie. |
| Got my sister here makin' her cry.
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| Sis you only feel bad cause he’s bleedin' on the floor but you’re gonna
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| realize what you was gonna realize eventually anyway. |
| Either way you don’t need
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| him anymore
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| Woman: It’s not his fault — it’s my fault
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| Older brother (George the Poet): See cuz, I’m like you. |
| I’ve done fuckery.
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| But the difference is, rude boy, you’re mad unlucky. |
| I been runnin' through
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| these sisters, baby mums and girlfriends since I was a kid, probably ‘til the
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| day my world ends. |
| So if karma don’t catch up to me the way I’m about to give
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| it to you, I guess I’mma see you in Hell then
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| Ooh, I ain’t ever seen my key fit in this door
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| I ain’t ever seen you ever be this vulnerable, vulnerable
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| I guess I want more
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| Ooh, I ain’t ever seen my key fit in this door
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| I ain’t ever seen you ever be this vulnerable, vulnerable |