| We the last of a dying breed
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| Steady searching for my kind’s like a dire need
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| Everyday I’m watching liars eat and leech
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| While I starve, sleep and listen to the friar teach
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| Peace, everyday I pray for it
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| Every blessing I receive I try and pay forward
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| But sometimes, the sun shines
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| More like a gun line, boss, better call one time
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| Running blind on this strange journey
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| I hope I’m still alive when they bring gurneys
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| In this world where friends are more attorney then Bert or Ernie
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| It hurts me deep, peep, I’m steady learning
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| That when it’s money, bet it’s all good
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| Most Robin Hoods ain’t got a merry man in Sherwood
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| Find a good heart, no Google search could
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| Brothers was killing brothers in Eden where we first stood
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| Last of a dying breed, I’m curious
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| All my people on lock down, Lord, mysterious
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| Say
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| Last of a dying breed, everybody here better stop now
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| Nothing’s gonna slow that clock down, no, I’m furious
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| Should the good stroll off the Atlas, forsaking the hapless
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| Let the soldiers of the soulless prevail in the madness
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| Shit’s real in the field when it’s minimal rations
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| And all feel the hunger from the sum of the actions
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| Running thick as thieves, robbing through blurred lines
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| Levels of good and evil, graded on curved lines
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| The pinnacle’s a pentacle, bewitching the cynical
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| Left stranded on the planet where the wicked survive
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| Say no to truth, while addicted to lies
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| Gentrifying, remove the hood like it was just a disguise
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| Throw the blank on, a blanket party, like it’s just a surprise
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| The menace of what lives in a secular thrive
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| Penance on what gives and is eaten alive
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| Apocalypse approaches in the form of divide
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| Too many bees in the trap, bear hands in the hive
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| Reacting to what’s sweet with the sting out of mind
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| Last of a dying breed, I’m curious
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| All my people on lock down, Lord, mysterious
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| Say
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| Last of a dying breed, everybody here better stop now
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| Nothing’s gonna slow that clock down, no, I’m furious |