| Frigid frozen Minnesota
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| Chip on his shoulder
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| Sick sleeping on a pissy sofa
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| Unwanted visitor in a different culture
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| Missing home and he can’t go they’re civil warring
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| Listen solider forget getting over
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| Prison’s sitting 'round the corner, homeless is even closer
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| Kids with similar skin color still don’t wantcha
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| Spit and insult ya cause they’ve been here longer
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| He leave his crib he guaranteed the pigs approach ya
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| Where ya going where ya from any weapons on ya?
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| Your family is stressed out you’re getting older
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| You don’t live the way they did back in Somalia
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| Its extra difficult to be a daughter
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| Trying to keep it modest with sinners all around you
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| Where the wrong garment your parents get an ulcer
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| If you wrap it up the other children picking on you
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes
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| Holidays and you know what the business is
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| You get two birthdays and two Christmases
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| Older you get you resent how sick it is
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| They’re trying to cover their guilt with the gifts they give
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| Bounce from his house to her house
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| Too bad that marriage didn’t work out
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| Now you don’t have a your house
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| Daddy fighting mommy they both tell me they love me
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| If I get to close to one the other one start acting funny
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| Ma went and had a baby with a different dad
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| You act happy to please em but you are really sad
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| Seeing first hand that family that you will never have
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| Plus you ain’t no real brother, you’re just a half
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| Got to pick up the pieces and move on
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| Bed time stories and greet them on the phone
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| Live in two houses and neither one is home
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| Wishing you were grown have the freedom to get gone
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes
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| Daddy was a preacher, momma was a Sunday school teacher
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| Big brother, football squad leader
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| Now far be it for you to disappoint or displease them
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| Your just being what you feel you see in
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| That mirror every time you peer in
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| Swallow the tears inside that empty feeling
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| A boy terrified to let the world in
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| He has girlfriends but doesn’t want a girlfriend
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| He retreats inside himself
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| Where he lives life itself in secret
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| Daddy says people go to hell for being
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| What he is and he certainly believes him
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| Cause there ain’t no flame that can blaze enough
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| To trump being hated for the way you love
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| And cry yourself to sleep and hate waking up
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| Its a cold world y’all shame on us
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes
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| Live in two worlds with your eyes closed
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| Tip toeing on a tight rope
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| Holding on for survival
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| Nobody to blame this is just how it goes |