| I’ve been openly spitting, putting my thoughts into rhythms
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| Since the beginning, I never hid my heart, that made me different
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| I was living in a world full of wise guys but none of these guys really wanted
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| to be wise, you get?
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| Man, I’ve got a lot of regrets. |
| But regretful I’m not
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| I’ve seen a lot things, done things you think that I have not
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| I’m what? |
| I’m not arsed what you think. |
| You’re a mock
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| You know I’m on it right around the clock, probably why I got it locked
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| Ever since I hit my first twat, I found myself in cells at stupid o' clock
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| I’m as stupid as what, back when we used to take producers and bob
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| And if you think that I mean producers as in music, it’s not
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| It’s like this time I’m gonna find myself in a dock
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| Me trying to tell the judge what’s what
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| And I’m blamed for the lot
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| Something, nothing I could say could stop
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| I thought I never get clocked, but it was hot, I should’ve stopped
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| I’ve been freely revealing, telling the world all my feelings
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| Since I was speaking, I’ve never hid my thoughts, that made me cheeky
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| I was living in world full of bad man but none of these man really wanted to be bad, you get?
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| Done a lot of things that I try to forget
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| But then again those things made me meet peeps I am proud to have met
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| And I bet, if I never met them I would be deep in debt
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| Hitting the ket with the rest of the skets
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| It’s like my year shotting 'phets were the best, but financially I wish it would affected me less
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| Cause nowadays I got a shopping list on my desk and a nice bank balance man due
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| to all the things I confessed
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| I stink and I drink like a modern day George Best, a little bit crazy
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| You can hear it in my fourth test, fourth test
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| And as I sit here feeling sick in this cell, I think I’m just about sick with
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| myself
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| It’s like how can I be here again
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| These four walls either I’m getting taller or the cells are getting smaller
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| Once a year I get a call from the law cause I’m out of order
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| This time because they think I’m the guy you call for an order
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| This crime could put me in these walls for an awfully long time
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| Quick time, like it was something I ought to experience
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| I made a career with this, now it’s getting serious
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| Gurs getting four years, has got me feeling nervous
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| AC got 32, and he’s got to serve them
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| And I don’t know the ins and outs to know if he deserved them
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| But my little brother at the report, in Liverpool court, he’s there studying law
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| As if you had thought
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| I’m a walking nightmare and I ain’t talking the talk
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| And that’s why I might be walking the walk
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| So if in a couple months time, I ain’t on the front line, you know I didn’t get
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| cs and a fine. |
| and that’s fine |