| Bucket seats
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| Back of the squad car, ridin'
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| Through smudged glass, concrete, wrought iron flyin'
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| Knees jammed, sea legs, dry land
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| Cuffed hands, mouth fulla sand
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| Thick, stone in the shoe
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| Still talk slick like, «I'll be home in a few»
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| They’re amused, took the right on Throop
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| Came down Hewes, chills like the flu
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| Thoughts of the box, a hundred niggas just like you
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| Warm milk and mayonnaise, nobodies scratch they names
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| Empty vessels, grindin', mortar to pestle
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| Moon hang, jaundiced bezel
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| Engine wrestle, up blocks
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| Radios crackle with fired shots, knockos on that no-knock
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| «Who's there?» |
| They smell fear
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| Front windows down, weed in the air
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| Brown bag beers
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| Grilling on aluminum foil, Summer nights, slow boil
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| Driving slow, just to be jerks
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| Negroes watch like it’s a hearse
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| Dug deep, gave the whole hood that Max B smirk |