| The morning is bright as Rapper’s Delight
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| Floats up to my room from the street
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| And who would disturb my slumbering world
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| With this late '70's beat
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| I’m taking my aim from this window pane
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| Then I’m turning the gun on myself
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| The Upper West Side is supposed to be quiet,
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| It’s supposed to be wealthy and dull
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| So how to explain this thundering pain that’s
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| Pushing it’s way through my skull
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| I’m taking a leave of my senses, Wee Hee!
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| Then I’m turning the gun on myself
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| New York is loud, it’s wonderfully loud.
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| I wouldn’t live anywhere else
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| But I need my rest to be at my best,
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| Away from the high decibels
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| I’m losing my will, I’m shooting to kill,
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| Then I’m turning the gun on myself
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| I’m losing my will and I’m shooting to kill,
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| Then I’m turning the gun on myself |