| Chorus:
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
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| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
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| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
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| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
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| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
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| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
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| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
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| Let's be honest, we were talking about childhood,
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| Weight in your pocket, it means fuck us.
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| Naturally, we are cramped everywhere except the entrance,
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| The only remedy is a natural product.
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| What did you think, friend? |
| Not the GRU, not a government agency,
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| I rub only for rub, and only after a smoke break.
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| He inflated, thought, almost got hit by a truck,
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| There is smoke under the lampshade, with smoke I go to Shakhuy.
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| I'm not Tupac Shakur, and I'm unlikely to become a guru,
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| I won’t give a fuck, I measured a lot of skins.
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| Stigma in the cannon, but I don't turn on the fool,
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| Like under the powder did not deceive the head.
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| Let's be honest, who are you treating, doc?
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| You cured people less than you sniffed out roads.
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| And the city sees everything, God sees, we have one result,
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| I realized it, but you couldn't.
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| Chorus:
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
|
| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
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| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
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| I'm afraid of the reds, I'm afraid of the grays.
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| False preachers and hypocrites.
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| I confess, I bought a beer for a change, it's check, listen, man,
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| Someone admitted their mistakes, someone failed.
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| Enough, the soul is not cleaned in the laundry,
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| But if there is a price, they have already paid for everything.
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| Enough up to one hundred conventional units,
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| Bank card somewhere between the buttocks.
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| It will do, but still there is nothing to be proud of here,
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| When you're over thirty and there's a syringe in your pocket.
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| You scrawled on the wall, these are not principles,
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| And, in principle, you understand: there are no more boundaries.
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| Between good and evil, between black and white,
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| A thousand more words, a thousand more done.
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| Between good and evil in black and white
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| Somewhere out there, but not here, you will be billed.
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| Chorus:
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
|
| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
|
| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
|
| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
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| Forgive the soul, conscience. |
| Suffocates conscience.
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| Soul, conscience. |
| Suffocates conscience.
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| Forgive the soul, conscience. |
| Suffocates conscience.
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| Soul, conscience. |
| Suffocates conscience.
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| Forgive the soul, conscience. |
| Suffocates conscience.
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| Soul, conscience. |
| Suffocating! |
| Suffocating!
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| Chorus:
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| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
|
| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven.
|
| Black on white? |
| Or white on black.
|
| A witness in a case or became a prisoner.
|
| Circled with white chalk on Forgiven Sunday,
|
| And, unfortunately, I was never forgiven. |