| Pity the fates of young fellows
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| Too long in bed with no sleep
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| With their complex romantic attachments
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| All look on their sorrows and weep
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| They don’t get a moment’s reflection
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| There’s always a crowd in their eye
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| Pity the plight of young fellows
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| Regard all their worries and cry
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| Their Christian mothers were lazy perhaps
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| Leaving it up to the school
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| Where the moral perspective is hazy perhaps
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| And the climate oppressively cruel
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| Give me one acre of cellos
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| Pitched at some distant regret
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| Pity the fate of young fellows
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| And their anxious attempts to forget
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| So you’re the bad man that killed Kerbie yeah?
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| Yeah
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| And that little girl yeah?
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| I didn’t mean to kill her, it was an accident
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| Do you know who that girl was though?
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| Nah
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| That was my fucking sister
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| Chris man, just allow it
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| Don’t tell me to fucking allow it, you don’t fucking know me
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| These are the tears of a thug like murky water
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| Crying tears as clear as mud for his father’s daughter
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| His half sister, he felt obliged to support her
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| Since her mum was poor and her dad died even poorer
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| Separated until she was eight years old
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| He knew as soon as he saw her that he adored her
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| So now he’s paying for blood with a borer
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| And an automatic weapon; |
| Smith And Wesson
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| That’d split a fucking hole in your chest length
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| He’s been looking to corner the perpetrators responsible for a killing
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| Now that he’s finally got them where he wants them
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| Blood will start spilling
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| The atmosphere in the air tonight is chilling
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| The blanket of stars above their heads in the sky feels like a ceiling
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| Slowly crushing down on them as the terror starts progressing
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| That leaves the youngest of the two open to his suggestion
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| Only thirteen years old; |
| pubescent adolescent
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| About to learn a very harsh and depressing lesson
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| Here, stab him up. |
| Do it!
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| Jake bruv, just, come on.
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| I can’t, I can’t do that
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| How the fuck do you think we got here?
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| How the fuck do you think I know where you live?
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| He offered to kill you earlier — for me!
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| What
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| What so you set me up?!
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| Fucking talk to me bruv!
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| That’s it, get mad!
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| You fucking used me bruv!
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| I didn’t tell you to fucking kill her
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| These are the tears of a wanna-be thug
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| Crying tears as thick as blood cause his elders set him up
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| To take the fall and now he’s stuck with no way of getting out
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| Cause even if there was a way he’d still want to vent this anger out
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| Without a doubt these street are rife with corruption
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| Young minds get corrupted and so easily fucked with
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| Only leads to destruction in the end; |
| false assumptions
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| That people have your back makes you believe they’re your friends
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| Although some represent; |
| no one can be trusted
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| One double-O percent cause some thugs will go to lengths
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| To get revenge
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| Even if it means manipulating youths to carry skengs
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| And do the dirty work for them
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| The kind of work for men
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| That route the dark has past
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| Not impressionable young children that never had a chance
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| Growing up in these manors most are doomed from the start
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| Cause the minds of their peers are as ill as their hearts
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| Get mad
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| You fucking dickhead
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| Do it
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| Pity the fates of young fellows
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| Too long in bed with no sleep
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| With their complex romantic attachments
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| All look on their sorrows and weep
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| They don’t get a moment’s reflection
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| There’s always a crowd in their eye
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| Pity the plight of young fellows
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| Regard all their worries and cry |