| Well, purely for fun, well, let's fucking say:
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| I would be more serious at the institute, or even fuck with him,
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| I would have served in the Russian army,
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| I drank buns in a soldier's bakery.
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| Or even earlier, take class 9th,
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| When the throat was crushed by fucking love, damned,
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| And suddenly I would not dare to read about it,
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| And purely so he told his friends in secret.
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| And you would also be rocking rap in the columns right now,
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| And I would have yelled at you behind the wall.
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| And the dick would put a big and fat one on me,
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| You have even shit in your columns, and you don't give a fuck.
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| Or, alternatively, I'm driving a Gazelle, I'm tired as hell,
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| And in the back, the boys are greying: they read to the music, from the body, songs with obscenities.
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| Uh, be quiet. |
| We are rappers, we don't give a fuck.
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| And here's another alignment: I'm at the factory,
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| I'll smack whitefish with men, bullying jokes
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| And at every convenient situation
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| I'm trying to make my corporation poorer.
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| I go home along the porch with a happy smile,
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| And on the playground there are boys, beer and fish.
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| And I would ask them to be quiet,
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| After all, I have a wife and a small boy at home.
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| And they would give me cunts by the crowd,
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| They would kick, rubbing who I am,
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| And tomorrow it would be in the newspaper reports.
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| And in a month you would have recorded a rap about it.
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| Yaya I chose rap
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| I chose rap
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| I chose rap.
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| I would probably lie in Miami right now,
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| Me, a bottle of scotch and a whore between us,
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| Such a young, cold-blooded whore
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| Purely for the sake of pranking on a young woman.
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| I, a hundred points, would have a maid,
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| And there would be a cook and a southern mistress,
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| Leather couch, plasma, XBox, |