| After the show, every rapper I know
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| Is like «can I get a ho?» |
| And it’s so gross
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| They wanna do wood work, hammering, screwin' like a carpenter
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| They sharpen their pencil with any kind of sharpener
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| Don’t matter fat or skinny, serve it on a silver platter
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| Skip the formalities and get on to iller matters
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| Squizzles and swirls of miserable whirlwinds
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| Invisible individuals that usually have girlfriends
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| Back home, oblivious when they’re in the hotel bonin'
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| Gropin', slobberin', hopin' for a blowjob of som sort
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| It’s sport’s wear, short hair and certain secrtions
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| Slippery secrets, red meats and bed sheets
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| Bendin' over strokin' parts
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| Sleepless nights and broken hearts
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| And records from the best CDs
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| Wilted flowers, STDs
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| The nameless women involved are shameless
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| Spreadin' their legs for anyone famous
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| The flimsiest floozies flauntin' their inventory
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| It’s all so sordid and I don’t feel sorry for them
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| Even though it’s sad, it’s throwaway romance
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| Disposable souls with no chance for salvation
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| Instead salivation, heavy breathing every evening
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| It’s always the same guessing game
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| In the dressing room, what a waste
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| Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a prude
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| But I’m not no prostitute either, dude |