| My mind’s in a million places, reconstructing thousands of conversations
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| With fading faces and tongue-tied up like knotted laces
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| Waiting for the day the sanctions on my soul get lifted
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| Twisted off the high grade bung thinking I’m gifted
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| I’m scared shitless, every next man’s a witness
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| To these dark days, my soul’s this cold for eternity like icy pathways
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| Your crew seems to sense a certain benevolence in my presence
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| Evidently taken aback by the lack of benevolent sentiments
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| Been known to this cold-hearted inspiration, got me chasing pieces of paper
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| Hastily wasting precious time constantly blazing
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| Dissing crazy rappers that actually think that they’re amazing
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| Re-arranging faces and ley-mans for entertainment
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| Clocked a breder, stopped a proper for is Dr. Pepper
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| Making cocky rappers kinda jealous cos we rocked it better
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| People find security in packs that’s why the plot together
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| Robin Goods will never fail to rock a track forever
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| Yo me and got to be rocking on soul joints til our bones ache
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| And then the beat just stops…
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| No break
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| But we carry on
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| With lines that carry long
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| Lines like a marathon
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| Our minds where the madness from
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| Standing up strong to the bone-breakers
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| Dough-takers and soul rapers
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| They’re as dirty as coal rakers
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| I’d rather be a father at thirty with no paper
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| Working nine to five for a fiver an hour wager
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| Not handling funds, they’re all noughts
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| We handling huns and forethoughts
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| To stick in our minds like
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| Some rappers might try but they fall short
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| Mis-hitting their raps to the wrong side of the ball court
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| We slicing em down as we see fit
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| That’s usually with brutally rehearsed verses so the whole town’s in deep shit
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| We split hairs breders stare with their mouths gaping
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| In more suspense than is there when the crowd’s waiting
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| The type rise we’re the prime source
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| The mind force combined with the right thoughts
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| Be bruising 'em up like fight-sports
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| With no gloves show no love to tight source
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| Trying to lock us down for the trouble that we might cause
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| Yeah
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| with more force than forty warlords
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| Sicker than all of that walking stalking cohorts
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| Sporting all sorts of emotions fueled by hatred
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| Burning up at the ends of the golden opputrunites I wasted
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| Remember back in the day when it was all good, we used to go rave
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| But now become a slave to the pen and paper just trying to fucking make it
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| Craving for a little bit of success to make it worth it
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| Spitting fast
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| Stopping these cats spaying the rap litter
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| Eagerly the fat spitter, people see me believe that their chat bitter
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| the track fitter
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| Plus drop, to make the average listener realise that the wack must stop
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| We bust up boys to the side of the road like bus stops
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| They lack wisdom, but we smacking the rap kingdom
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| Happily exacting revenge, in fact bringing them
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| A lack of pretence, apprehending rappers in England
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| be the one significant other
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| Making all the brothers shudder like rubbery blubber udders
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| It’s a wonder this far and stayed sane
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| Whilst leaving the most heinous of rap crews looking lame
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| Yo in the mainframe so many rappers are playing games
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| That should have remained in Staines but instead have come for big-ups
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| And it’s a crying shame that their minds are kind of lick-up
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| Like junkies in chains that’s in pain to get their liqour
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| We’re living in strange times, ruled by law-makers with strange minds
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| Where schools are rendered useless and fames claimed by train-lines
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| Most cats flip that bread stop til this track’s dead
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| In London waving they’re youngest brothers are crackheads
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| We’re living each day to break the chains of social slavery
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| Believe it we’re individuals while the media deems us nameless, see
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| And that’s the reason they made us mean and ready
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| To be the very heaviest rappers up on the raving scene |