| I’m expending my last energy, I feel good, though
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| 'Cause I’m seldom seen
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| A perfect picture I found in a dream
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| I jab and move punches soft as whipped cream
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| I’m ripped and torn but never on the seam
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| I’m spitting, shitting — excreting’s tough
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| I’m dressed real sharp but in fisticuffs
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| My drinks go down, they never come up
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| I take the train, the verticals are much to rough
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| It’s a shame that I’m a powder puff
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| I’m feeling good I was told not to touch
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| Reggae gets big in a small town
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| What ever happened to the original sound?
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| Reggae gets big in a small town
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| I’ll tell my friends I’m leaving town
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| When reggae gets big in a small town
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| I just want to split town
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| When reggae gets big in a small town
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| I just want to leave town
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| I’m setting all my limits low so when I reach for the sky
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| I’m up to my elbows, where eagles dare?
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| No, I’m fucking with the crows, I’m flapping my wings
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| But they’re lazy and slow
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| I thought my cement was hardening but I was standing in cookie dough
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| I baked a dozen so I’d have something to throw! |