| Three o’clock in the morning
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| Dirty time to be in
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| Port Authority Terminal
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| Alone in New York City
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| You are in need of deliverance from discriminative images
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| And unusual amount of musical carcinogens
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| Here’s an adrenaline boost with timberland boot sentiments
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| I vegetate in vaginal canals (No venison)
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| That is V for victory, averbally indicative of why I haven’t been inundated
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| Shit, I demonstrated before that, I see the beat as a clitoris
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| And my tongue as the stimulation that’s vibrating from slow to vigorous
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| It moves with the finesse and the smoov-ness
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| Even inside the grooves of a record
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| Check it, check it again
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| And check the metaphors, make sure they’re makin' sense and then
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| TwitPic it like courtside Knicks tickets
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| Gifted with algorithms, terrific with quantum physics
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| Merciless with the words, your verses are quite horrific
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| And poor morally, I never support ‘em
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| Caught ‘em in the Port Authority off guard and fought 'em orally
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| Renegade 13, who want W.A.R.
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| At three o' clock in the mornin'
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| My spawn escaping the grips of Satan, my supremacy is Bourne
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| My identity is Jason
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| Which you are now currently hearing, I recite it in verbatim
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| No ultimatum, played ‘em, laid ‘em out on the curb
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| Made ‘em wait before I slayed 'em when I served ‘em with the verbs at
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| Three o’clock in the morning
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| Dirty time to be in
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| Port Authority Terminal
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| Alone in New York City
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| Clever and pretty young girl, caught up in the zone
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| Trapped in the jaws of poverty, drug abuse in the home
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| Three BFFs already pregnant, her every move is alone
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| Seventeen and battered with thoughts of getting to put two in the dome
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| Stressed and ready to just end it, suspended in disgrace
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| Hate to descend her, her faith heavily contended
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| Bend it over backwards, rend it, lower it to, even to extend it, fam
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| Like a ninja on a binge for vengeance, man
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| Grabbed the stash and cash and ran away
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| Thought she had to mash, professin' out of the gate
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| Two and a half days later she’ll be in the land of hate
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| The big city is full of dreams, but you gon' learn today
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| Jumped on the bus, cap low, yo she blended quickly
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| Ended by a vacation, a parking lot attendant
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| Waving a Mets pendant, soul crying, lying like a remnant
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| So tiring, so inspiring it feels to be implemented
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| No guidance, but her science refused to stay down
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| But wait!
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| Everybody knows you don’t go Greyhound, it’s time to shake
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| The service is the verse, but first, with time to break
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| Bust violently, it’s pulling in the gate
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| Strolling through the terminal, dude saw the pomade
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| Got up in the air, painted a picture looking great
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| Not she’s out there on the stroll, lost, pussy on a plate
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| With demented sickness, substituting cookies for the cake
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| Three o’clock in the morning
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| Dirty time to be in
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| Port Authority Terminal
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| Alone in New York City |