| Mother talks to you like nothing is better
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| Than you going out on a Tuesday
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| Well, I’m not sure what to do
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| But man, I swear, man, I’m slaving far away and, uh
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| Why is it that always on the weekend
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| No one ever about to shout?
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| Are people working too hard, or drinking too hard?
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| The matter of the fact, I’ma never quite sure of
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| And they blaze it down and pull yourself up
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| And pull yourself right to the hook, shook men crooks
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| Never go nowhere with me 'cause I’m all on my own, no pity
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| Spit like guilty mans in the sermon
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| Grooving around of this place like you never did learn 'em
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| I shake myself down, I rattle myself out
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| And put myself on the line to dry
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| And why is it New Year’s Eve is always shit?
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| Don’t you know what I mean, man? |
| Deal with it
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| It’s always just the way we rolling
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| Your girl’s that fucked off a Smirnoff Ice
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| I think once, twice or thrice never makes no difference to me
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| A skinny little white runt with the head lice
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| Never been better than money
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| Never been not at the start in this city
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| I’ve always been around this town
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| Since the first day I was born
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| And I’ve been losing frequencies and losing sound
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| And losing everything and I squander it all, and
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| I’ve been hit up, I’ve been around
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| I’ve been in the dancehall since the first day in town
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| And I still been beating, cheating
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| Falling to the floor when kids are kicking
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| I’ve been a-bleeding, I’ve been a-losing
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| Well, are you man a-born for the choosing?
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| And if you ain’t better
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| A la-la-listen up the test as I start, man, impress ya
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| And if you ain’t losing, well, then you ain’t grooving
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| I’ll still be down here on the low-key
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| Send your girl over and she’ll blatantly chat to me
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| I been over, I been over
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| You’ve been down and you’ve been down
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| Now I’ve been all but I’m moving
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| All around the town, all around and around
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| I’ve been grooving, I’ve been losing
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| I’ve been all around choosing
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| And now I’m back for the challenge
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| Who wants a challenge? |
| Well, I want ya more
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| Now I’m on my train
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| Life in the fast lane never gave me no game
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| And then the man says, «Wakey, wakey»
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| It’s morning time on the Northern line
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| I’m all like bowling straight up to Camden
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| All the way from your Farringdon
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| I wanna make sure I’m a bit tired
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| I now realise that inciting a riot
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| To one stone’s throw and too much dough
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| And all my mans are sniffing up too much blow
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| And I’ma thinking, oh, why I’d never
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| I’ll sever it up before I think about forever and I
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| I chat it back to the people I used to know
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| Kick it back 'cause I’m rolling it solo
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| And why not, what’s to the beef?
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| And no one really knows me, so no one hits the teeth, uh
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| I chat it back like you’ve never been a thief, I’m a thriller
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| Licence to ill, that be settin' up a killer, killer, killer
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| Ah, what you killer? |
| Never know me, ha
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| It’s all that chat back and too much of that never rack
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| I kick it back like a bitch-slap right to myself in the mirror
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| I kick it back thinner, maybe my shirt don’t fit no more
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| A hardcore man think he can fight up the law
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| While shackled to the tenants
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| Now he never work no more for the flow, dedication to Wario
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| And now it’s me back to the further
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| Now it comes back looser than ever
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| And some kids, they think them get better
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| They think they’re trend setters
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| But they never pacemakers, and
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| What am I? |
| What am I? |
| What am I in my own dear eyes?
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| What am I? |
| What am I? |
| What am I in my own dear eyes?
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| What am I? |
| What am I? |
| What am I in my own dear eyes?
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| I say it so much, what am I? |
| What am I? |
| What am I?
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| What am I? |
| Makes no sense no more
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| Woah, woah, woah, uh-oh, woah, woah, woah, woah
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| Woah, woah, woah, what am I?
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| Woah, woah, woah, da-da-dum
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| Woah, woah, woah, what am I?
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| Woah, woah, woah, woah
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| We-de-diddy-diddy, dum-dum-day
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| Uh, uh, uh, uh
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| It’s like a march in here
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| Uh, uh, uh
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| From the left to the right, uh, stomp your feet
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| Uh, uh, uh, uh
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| It’s like a march in here
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| Uh, uh, uh, uh
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| Uh, people, stomp your feet
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| Uh, woah
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| It’s like a march in here
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| Uh, people, stomp them feet
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| Woo, uh, yeah, hahaha, woo
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| It’s like a march in here
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| Uh, people, stomp your feet
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| Some kids, they’re chilling on corners
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| Out of order, I think them all be better
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| Tie your laces, rat races, hit the pages
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| Write your own books and write your own spellchecker
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| I’m on a better man, chilling in my own room
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| Assume to accumulate, to shake to sedate
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| Drink it down much quicker
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| I glug-glug-glug on my liquor and I feel much better
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| So talk to me about violence
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| Never know me, I sit further in silence
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| And when I drink it down, I drink it up
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| It fills my body and I feel fresher
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| I tick up the tester, regulator
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| I’m a two-man, shooting, looting
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| Now I’m presuming that everyone knowing me
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| Ah, the dedication, my name a JT and I
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| Roll it down, roll it down
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| Who wants to hit yourselves up?
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| Who’s got the uppers?
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| Ah, give 'em here, then I’m done
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| Ha, click your fingers
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| Uh, can you smell that, it lingers?
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| She’s a fat bitch but I’d still give her… one
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| Ooh, I’m a cheeky son
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| Where they from? |
| Haha
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| Yeah, from your old London
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| Hectic, ah-la-da-da-da-da-ah
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| That’s me finished, see you later, Ciao Bella |