| We learn to walk like a god does
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| Even god has his off days
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| Cause when you take a moment, stop building, start feeling
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| You might get caught up in that cross fade
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| It’s somewhere in between the ear
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| A place where we believe in fear
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| Saying shit that we don’t need to hear
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| I think I’ll leave that beer sitting on this bar
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| So the tender doesn’t count, never rendered the amount
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| That I spent on the cost, pennies for your thoughts
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| Now let me take a walk on through that childhood
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| Living in those wild woods, started thinking why would
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| I ever be so clever on that mic if the vibes good?
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| I wrote a whole lotta rhymes, most of them mediocre
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| Some will claim they’re divine, I’m just trying to stay sober
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| Now if I could find that mind to ever find closure
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| Maybe then I could really see what’s going on
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| Cause even God has His off days
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| Even God took a day off
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| So why we stressing out in spite of this past, of this fight
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| I’m sick of stretching out this life (x2)
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| So what do you think he thinks
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| When he’s looking in that mirror and he’s still afraid to blink
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| Believing if that even if he doesn’t see himself
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| The fact will still remain that he probably needs some help
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| Sick of drowning in the pity, sick of looking at this city
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| Sick of no one fucking with me, I’m sick of fucking rap
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| And I don’t need to ask if she’s growing tired too
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| What the fuck would make a difference?
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| I don’t need that point of view
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| Pennies for my songs, nobody sings along
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| I sit alone at home so I know the drinks are strong
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| Don’t know why I bother, got it from my father
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| Procrastination, will power, can’t save a dollar
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| Got an alma mater, don’t know why it matters
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| They say «you did it proper», I’m still a broke rapper
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| Blue collar scholar, by now you know the laughter
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| And I don’t think they really know what’s going on
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| Listen
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| He lived his whole life waiting for his worst fear to come true
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| His family waited for him to undo
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| Undone he came, luckily his soul-mate stayed sane
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| Saw him as he plunged to his grave
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| Tried to hold his hand on this cliff, toward darkness
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| Saw her grip weaken started yelling out his name
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| His kin can only watch as his stock fall
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| One of them was by his side, other tuned in from afar
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| The latter made sure he’d never be like this
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| To the point he kept his distance, couldn’t see him like this
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| Swore he’d never live a life of regret
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| Never set himself up to fail, he would die trying
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| After visits he would lie crying
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| If only Dad would’ve given himself a fighting chance, he’d be high flying
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| It’s never too late, this verse isn’t done
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| Every son waits and learns from what his father’s become |