| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| (Verse One — Dabbla)
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| Bring that bounce by the fluid ounce
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| In the house drinking some shit, that I can’t pronounce
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| Big amounts in the system I’m feeling marvellous
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| You ain’t gonna fuck with my bubble, by starting arguments
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| What a cunt, that’s the analysis
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| Dabbla stay happy as Larry, whoever Larry is?!
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| Spinning a million different narratives
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| Whilst I’m showing you who the daddy is
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| Unanimous verdict, magnanimous
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| Polygraphic platters with traffic, I’m in your canisters
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| The highest ranking ambassadors, couldn’t understand
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| So they ran with a pack of jaguars
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| Such a hazardous world but it feels rare
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| Must remain courageous and all of them tings there
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| For now, back to the buzz whilst its still there
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| Just promise you’ll be sticking my dick in a wheelchair
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| (Verse 2 — Lee Scott)
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| The clocks melting, stop yelping it’s not helping
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| I figured life out with my head in the troth belching
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| I blame Franky’s tears on the lack of beers
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| And it’s too late to audition for the cast of Cheers
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| I go west when I blaze a J
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| I’m trying to spend the night on a wasted day
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| I’m flying through tables like Mick Foley, even the sub titles misquote me
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| And no we can’t drink slowly, a peasant with a king skin rollie
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| VIP A-Lister, holding up the bar like a weight lifter
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| I apologise like Anita Baker
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| I’m confused which handshake to use when I meet the maker
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| Just give it to me straight I don’t need the chaser
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| Say it now and I’m thinking of the meanings later
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| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| (Verse 3 — Jam Baxter)
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| I place an hourly wager on the suicide rates keeper
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| Long running list of things that you and I hate
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| Must you arrive late, send warmth for the living things
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| Plug when the waste falls and wild cards singing hymns
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| But with a certain inner stillness
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| I ain’t eating none of the less and welcomed all resulting illness
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| Inhale the fume without filters, every terraced yard like a tin of cold
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| pilchards
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| Each especially apathetic, shrivelled up and enveloped in anaesthetic
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| Gurgling my bath, allegedly I’m crooks
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| Grim maintained by cleverly hung hooks, it’s easy
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| I enter to all applause, two straws in a lake of obscure cures
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| Surfs up, pirouetting off the edge
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| Slurp a hole with a blood boiling in my chest
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| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| Ain’t no shoulda, woulda, coulda when it comes to getting out of my mind
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| I just do it, do it, do it
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| I don’t want this night to end or this life to pass me by
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| But we keep on drinking, keep on smoking, getting so high
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| I don’t remember many ways, I wake up tomorrow with no yesterday
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| But when we need to celebrate and I have yet to figure out a better way
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| I don’t want this night to end but my friend
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| If you ain’t got money to spend, go get a lend |