| Night falling, red dawn, without warning or beef
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| Late night city life, in the dark Manhattan fog, creep
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| Wit' cats and dogs become meat
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| All that is sacred
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| My body lay naked
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| Aching for some weeks, maybe it was a hostage taken
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| Some money making Jamaican
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| High for thuggery disgrace on did him ugly, kicked his bloody face in
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| Maybe he was mistaken for some great man
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| In a dirty place he lay in a gray basement
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| Shaking his scabs, crack bag, stabbed up four times, strong!
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| With a long rusty Jason
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| Dumped the smoldering corpse in a dumpster truck of garbage
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| In this mad man hell he laid in
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| Logical was hatred
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| Some replacement killer came through, left small traces
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| Engraved his chest
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| Left him for death
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| Left him on his last breath
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| Crawling, just to make a statement (hu hu huh)
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| In this matrix
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| Subconsciously gazing the soft shell of a man
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| Somehow found, amazing!
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| By the department of sanitation
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| Under city lights to the hospital
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| Hit him with the chest rockers, shockers
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| Pop him open just to keep his heart racing (Clear)
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| Will he make it?
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| Will he survive?
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| Terror in his eyes
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| Night the city cries
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| Payback is crime
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| He damn near died
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| Banished my wounds not mine
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| The city cries, drama ride
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| Guns out the window, slide
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| Before me now the city cries
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| (U-God)
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| Unconscious for months (beep beep)
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| Deep in coma shock
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| When you awoke, it was hope
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| Dry throat
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| Choking off tools, being fed ice cubes
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| Pain in you head
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| Change of the bed
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| Doped up and soaking while police on top
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| Doctors monitor your heart (heart beating)
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| Sergeant Bilko came in with some zombie ass cops
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| What we have here the chief embraces
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| In his hands he pulls out two briefcases
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| A picture popped up on computer
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| One woman, one man, sharpshooter
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| He asked you do you remember these two faces?
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| 'Mind you you’re blind, completely hung out to dry, victimized
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| Violated as if you was raped
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| What the hell
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| You escape well
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| Police investigated the scene
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| Scrape the crime scene
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| Down to the bone panel
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| While you lay frail in the enamel
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| Under you nails in the scuffle
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| You scratched some DNA samples that match
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| The blood on your clothes are not yours, it was his
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| Right before you blacked out, took that blow
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| In September, you can’t remember
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| You ripped his nose ring
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| Right out his nose
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| Before he took it four times in the ribs
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| But somehow he lived
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| ]From the little bit of blood you grabbed
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| His skin type, you ran it back to forensic labs
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| Your finger prints popped up
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| This is where it begins
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| Your street name was Henry the Saint
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| Staten Island’s where your crib was at
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| Park Hill project was your outlet
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| You was a target
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| Or organized outfit
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| Not by the mafia, this where it get chills
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| Your wife hired some hitman to kill you for your ten million dollar will
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| Money fund drill
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| Booby trapped perhaps
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| Left his food for the rats
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| Now…
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| Will you make it?
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| Will you survive?
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| Terror in your eyes
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| Night the city cries
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| Payback is crime
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| You damn near died
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| Bandaged by wounds not mine
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| The city cries, drama ride
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| Guns out the window slide
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| Before me now the city cries
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| (U-God)
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| One cop’s weakness
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| Was heroic, he exposed pieces
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| Leaked out information
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| On surveillance where his wife was staying
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| Police tracked her down
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| Blood hound on the east side of town
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| In some skyscraper
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| They had video tapes of her
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| And some porn star fling, her and the next door neighbor
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| And the killer with the nose ring
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| But the police didn’t have a case
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| 'Cause the victim couldn’t remember a thing
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| Not even a face
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| He had to clear his name
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| He bit off more than he could chew
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| His absent minded flash backs grew
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| And grew to hate
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| He had to escape
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| To ICU
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| On the second day he came through
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| He concocted the impossible
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| The psych' slipped out the cuffs
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| Somehow killed to armed guards (bang, bang)
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| Grabbed their guns
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| Before he fled the hospital, slivers into the night
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| If police hunting was right
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| He’s seeking for justice
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| Off point bulletin
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| On a black male Jamaican
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| Meanwhile a dark lookable crook
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| Is in a alleyway for retaliation
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| A limo pulled across the street from a gas station
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| He saw his wife
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| And the nigga that knifed him
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| He wanted to mash him |
| He was real patient
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| A devilish growl sensation
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| And the rain grew to a foul meditation (sound of rain)
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| Of betrayal, murder revenge
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| Bitch that set you up will get hers in the end
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| In the hall of the lobby floor
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| Security on post
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| Got gun butted three times in the head with the old dusty toast
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| Now he slipped past the video cameras undetected
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| To the 25th floor
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| Apartment 504
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| When he rang the bell (ding dong) sweet voice said
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| She cracked it open, her reply I thought you was dead
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| In a matter of seconds and inches
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| The door was hanging off the hinges (crash)
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| Her eyes met the metal
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| She screamed Oh my God
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| Out the back room the killer with the nose ring
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| Smashed the nigga in the head with a porcelain vase
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| Shots ricochet like lightning roads
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| Put the bimbo in arms
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| The drapes caught on fire, with no alarm
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| They crashed out the window, but they somehow held on
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| Dangling from a hundred stories high
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| Don’t doubt him
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| Will he make it?
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| Continued next album
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| Will he make it?
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| Will he survive?
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| Terror in his eyes
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| Night the city cries
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| Payback is crime
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| He damn near died
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| Bandaged by wounds not mine
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| The city cries, drama ride
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| Guns out the window slide…
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| Golden Arm is as good as his reputation says
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| With his bare hands he stood all of us off
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| And if he had weapons…
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| Golden Arm never uses weapons
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| Says he doesn’t need them
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| He says using his bare arms is the best
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| And he’s probably right
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| Nobody’s beaten him yet
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| Just using his arms he beat us all then
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| We had no chance
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| He had us cold |