Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Who, artist - Jam Baxter. Album song The Gruesome Features, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 08.07.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: High Focus
Song language: English
Who |
Yeah, look |
He was born with a large gravitational pull |
Stuffed them full of lies 'til their faces were full |
Even their sunglasses were made of the wool |
That covered their eyes, blind mice chasing a ball |
Grease beast, horns piercing, all jeering |
The fried mind collective but rest in a small clearing |
In this jungle of drug swapping carnage I couldn’t spot a sociopath in the narl |
branches |
That’s a given, wispy suspicion in a Plasticine prison |
Come on bruv, listen! |
Fisherprice my first backstabbing kit arrives |
Unpackaged in the slime, man are in the hidden hive |
Live a lie, die a lie |
The fiction solidifies, little dry spy and eyes clocked in the nick of time |
Now vilified, called them all philistines |
Stepped out, edged out the rest of 'em in his mind |
Last chocolate in the box with a bitter filling |
Left the winners with 'em, weird thoughts slipping with him |
New crew, more waste, lets face dinner with him |
Fuck up, liquor sipping suck up, sniffing, sniffing |
A string of women spilling scorn on a blood hound |
Yapping in an evening, discretely rubbed out |
Leave at sundown, that night was freezing |
Thief’s losing chief, three strikes defeat him |
Three wheeling to a long squashed city |
Run out of town by the pitch fork committee |
Some special witch hunt, gravity reversing |
Repelling any burning ball of gas to ever spurn him |
Turning into once villain building an outhouse |
Brick by brick, disturbingly house proud |
Midnight’s bitch, in a large blast radius |
Going out to my fam who weren’t failure |
Bruv, who? |
The gassed up gibbon in the corner |
Who? |
The unsung permanent performer |
Who? |
The brer stapled onto every occasion, well versed in deception and heavy |
surveillance |
Now, who? |
The man that took your life slow |
Who? |
The one you always knew was no good |
Who? |
A man you can’t trust but think you should, taking everything you got if |
only he could |
It’s the late evening past the point of sleeping |
Two friends on the road with a slug screaming |
The one that’s with her flips out and just leaves her |
The other shoulda bounced but chose to get deep in |
Backdoor beating no secret keeping |
She told the whole town for the slightest reason |
He straight denied it but his friends didn’t believe him |
He looked so prang it was too easy to read him |
That’s when they last seen him, for a few months |
Speak stories 'bout a kid they thought they knew once |
And then he comes back around with tall tails |
Of weed by the bails getting dropped on small scales |
That’s where his friends felt, they couldn’t see it |
He said meet me here at six if you mean it |
Two rolled up, waiting for him to show up |
Kept ringing but he wouldn’t pick the phone up |
Then the car screeched in front, doing a doughnut |
A man with a bat smashed the window, now they’re both fucked |
They gave the dough up, he ran with the cash |
On the phone to his boy in a car full of broke glass |
The realisation hit the kid fast, no need to ask |
Set up by a friend from the past |
On the other side of the story |
The man laughs, what he did to his boys he can’t seem to grasp |
Flicking through his money thinking that shit will last |
When that night, chasing a slug with a fine ass |
She had class, not trash or a coke whore |
He said I swear that I know you from before |
But chose to ignore, hit the bitch red raw |
In the hotel room, fucking 'til his dick’s sore |
Then through the door came the boys that he fucked over |
That’s when the situation got a lot colder |
Realised why he thought that he knows her |
His boys ex looks a lot different when he’s sober |
They stomped on him 'til he slipped into a coma |
Left half dead there bleeding on the sofa |
Bruv, who? |
The gassed up gibbon in the corner |
Who? |
The unsung permanent performer |
Who? |
The brer stapled onto every occasion, well versed in deception and heavy |
surveillance |
Now, who? |
The man that took your life slow |
Who? |
The one you always knew was no good |
Who? |
A man you can’t trust but think you should, taking everything you got if |
only he could |