| Verse One
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| I now live in a place where I not too long discovered
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| Behind my block is where my Pops first met my Mother
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| Stewart Road, she told me the story of her younger days
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| And everything that happened just before me
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| And I live in a place where there’s too many liquor stores
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| And next door to each other too many chicken stores
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| Gambling establishments, I couldn’t paint the picture more
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| And every day people queue to buy tickets for the lotto
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| In twenty fifteen, September second
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| I bought some tickets, later that night I checked them
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| 09, 27, 29, 33 in my hand
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| Couldn’t believe it cos that night I won seven grand
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| Live in a place where I guess dreams can come true
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| The same place that people suffering from drug abuse
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| The same place that people jump you at the ATM
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| The same place where you can make a friend
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| I live in, live in a place where people know my face
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| But don’t know my name, that’s cool, I love my space
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| I got a nice place, at least on the inside
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| At least that’s what my friends say once they spin by
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| Live in a place where Police presence really low
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| They say they gonna fix that up, but yo' who really knows?
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| They been talking bout' regenerating here for years
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| But everything stays the same and I’m still here… live in a place where…
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| And it’s the place I live
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| And it’s the place that I live
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| And it’s the place I live
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| It’s the place I live
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| Verse Two
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| I live in a place where when I cross the street
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| Immediately it turns from E11 to E15
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| So I’m just a stone’s throw away from Dennison
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| In a place where most of the time I’m reticent
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| Live in a place where my Pops used to visit me
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| Jump in his car and come through to deliver me
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| The letters that I still used to get from my old address
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| And to check that his Son wasn’t homeless
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| He always used to ask me if I’m managing to find the rent
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| I’d tell him yep, just so long as all this time I spent
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| Working on this music pays off, I’mma be alright
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| And plus I’m free to work at any time I feel like
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| I live in a place that can take some getting used to
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| Cos I ain’t feeling what some of these little youths do
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| But they young, so cognitively they ain’t quite there
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| You could say the way I was that age was quite rare
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| Or maybe not, but it doesn’t really matter now
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| I’m older, I’m wiser, I’m stronger ain’t no backing down
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| I’m growing, I’m climbing, I’m reaching for the very top
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| So life is still sweet, like a cherry drop
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| Live in a place where God loves me
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| And he’s re-tuning me to rediscover me
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| Live in a place where nothing is physical
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| Or geographical, I live a miracle, I live in a place where… |