| I think happiness went the other way
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| Sometimes you just have to wait
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| I never believed in God
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| But things got so fucked-up
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| That I had to pray
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| I used to steal my daddy’s Cabernet
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| Never thought it would turn into a rattlesnake
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| Thinkin' everything will be all right
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| If we could get thru the week
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| Maybe see another Saturday
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| Rollin' round we know where to go
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| Argue with the homies over who’s gonna row
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| Throw on Goodie Mob
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| Some food for the soul
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| Till it’s two in the morning
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| When rain hits the windshield
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| And everything is still
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| Nothing really is a big deal
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| One hand on the steering wheel
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| And we gonna be all right
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| I had a brown paper bag
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| St. Ides in that motherfucker
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| Around the city we smash
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| 5−0 comin' then you know I’m running
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| Crawling the broken fences, when shit gets hard
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| You know who your friend is
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| And when I lose perspective
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| Need to go to a place where I lose reception
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| Looking at the satellites pass by
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| Reflect then on my past life
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| I can barely remember last night
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| Another morning, swearing it’s the last time
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| Where would I be?
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| Can’t start over you don’t get a new ID
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| I know the devil fancy me
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| But that don’t mean that motherfucker get to dance with me!
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| I bought a house, second guess of what I own now (what?)
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| Traffic movement kinda slow now (what?)
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| I watch a population grow wild (what?)
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| A bunch of people I don’t know now (what?)
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| My city’s changed and I’m zoned out
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| I thought about New York, maybe SoCal
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| Put up condos people can’t afford now
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| Landmarks bulldozed been tore down
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| Overpopulated but can seem like a ghost town
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| Keep a couple real ones with me
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| When it goes down
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| Lack of diversity, I think about Sloane now
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| Only reason I would ever leave my hometown
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| If I still drink, I would crack a 40 ounce
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| Parents finally left, moved away, and they sold the house
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| It’s really hard to ignore it now
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| Wish that we could sort it out
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| Last couple sips pour it out
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| St. Ides |