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