Saw you running from the police when we were growing up
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And had to wedge up to the principal when you stretched up
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Hands up in the air, so stand up
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What do we polarize if the polar does not line up?
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If you have already slipped after hard to wait
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With the baton against his neck, it is difficult to get air
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Both hands are up, but never give up, yay
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Many are so more enough
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Hands up
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Singing hallelujah
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Already late, they go out
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But nothing to lose
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I know I said the previous track
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So that's history
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The police shoot, become emergency
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Most similar to Fallujah
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If you do not snooze
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If you read school
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In this together
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So we'll probably split the bill
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First the bird hisses in the fan, then the soot
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The fire brigade will not come until it starts to smell
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The house is on fire, the house is on fire
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Mama on fire
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Play with matches
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No man, play with your lighter
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Feels like it's too late
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As the vaccine is from Pfizer
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Dad 52, he's already retired
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The money gets older, the sirens get closer
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Split on the chorizon in front of the gas station in December
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Hard to remember when someone asks what happened
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Ties the scarf in front of the mirror
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I think I'm starting to look worse
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Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either
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Stir over old antennas
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Mano a mano on old Nintendo
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The same Nintendo, Panama money with interest
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Brother, now comes the crescendo
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They're looking for cartridges, at the southern station for weeks
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Look for weeks
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Twenty-one grams less than a hectare
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And weight is important when cutting tall legio
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Learned from expensive homework
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Writes lines in an extinguished hotel room
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For the polar is gone like vacation weeks
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Saw you running from the police when we were growing up
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And had to wedge up to the principal when you stretched up
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Hands up in the air, so stand up
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What do we polarize if the polar does not line up?
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If you have already slipped after hard to wait
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With the baton against his neck, it is difficult to get air
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Both hands are up, but never give up
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Many are so more enough
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Singing hallelujah
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Aye
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Singing hallelujah
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Aye, yeah, yeah
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Hear them sing hallelujah
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Aye
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We sing hallelujah
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Aye, yeah, yeah
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Remember a brother's first volt, made two, three years
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He had lost something that could not be recovered
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He said, listen brother, no one is at our level
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Zingi roll OCB as he was KTH
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Wanted to satisfy my hunger
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If you've ever sent a grove
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You know how it feels when you drive
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Felt like the pocket was like a kid
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Felt at home at Kumla
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Then a brother got a five on Kumla, then he got a five on Kumla
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The second I left Kumla
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The mentality of a slave in a cage
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Impressed by the shackles he has pulled out
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With that back to the same shit he's gotten himself out of
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For the hole in his soul is shaped like a father figure
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Inga meskin
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My blacks are beasts
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One of them tracked me down
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Lacquered, bram
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Mine looked forward
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How varnish a blatte can be
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Take take take take take take
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My neighborhood is in a panic
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My neighborhood is in a panic
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Hell stack empathy
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Stuck in our place, as if we were in traffic
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Did not get a job, got an alternative
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Acquired alternatives
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In the neighborhood with worker bees
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Brate was fine, after with math
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Chewed around, in search of food and adrenaline
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We may be counted as poor children, but far from having poor lives
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Benim was never passive
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Benim was ambivalent, but was never naive
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Chilled edge, in line has taken me to the musical academy
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My mentality, everything should be qualitative
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Curly beach, pair with calligraphy
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But PTSD almost always kicks in automatically
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For every brother and sister
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My eyes begin to lose their luster
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Sheds fewer tears, for every new person I lose
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We lower chests and lose disputes
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Cod all his life, leaving the village now
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The neighbors where we live are racists
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Air Max shoe fascists
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Tupac and Snoop posters
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I hide beshlik under big tisher
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Felt strict as a school master
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Has hung out with everything from the cool kids, to artists in dire need of jewelry
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We all have our serious shortcomings
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Has borne heavy burdens, you see it on the shoe prints
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On the street, I compensate for Gambia's large gaps
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Through big sister's seven - year - old daughter's school fees
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Remember a shuno preach when I was really little
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Stay away from beckners and the street, brother, people want to put one there
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It's important who sends the shit, not kicks the shit
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But if you kick, send it here
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Saw you running from the police when we were growing up
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And had to wedge up to the principal when you stretched up
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Hands up in the air, so stand up
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What do we polarize if the polar does not line up?
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If you have already slipped after hard to wait
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With the baton against his neck, it is difficult to get air
|
Both hands are up, but never give up
|
Many are so more enough
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Singing hallelujah
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Aye
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Singing hallelujah
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Aye, yeah, yeah
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Hear them sing hallelujah
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Aye
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We sing hallelujah
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Aye, yeah, yeah |