| I was still a child when you caught me
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| And tied me to your bed
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| You gave me shoes and pretty clothes
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| And I gave you what I had between my legs
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| Just a rite of passage
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| You held me down and said
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| «I'm gonna be your right of passage
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| So boy you better spread, spread 'em»
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| You said, «Run, run, run as fast as you can
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| But you can’t run, run
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| From the child catchers hands»
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| I wrote your name in my shit across the town
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| to warn the kids of your bloodshed
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| When I chased you with a burning cross
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| My mother she wanted you dead
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| She said, «Run, run, run as fast as you can
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| But you can’t run, run
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| From our law given hand»
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| You said, «Well, I’ve got no time for victims
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| And I don’t think it was all that bad
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| And if you can’t run to save yourself
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| Well then, you deserve to be had»
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| «This is the age of constipation
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| This is the age of martyrdom
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| I think you even enjoyed it
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| I think I even saw you come» |