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DarkestDay
04:30
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On the darkest, on the darkest day
I thought I'd sit there, I thought I'd write a play
About a two faced, low-life, who didn't get his way
Act one, scene one, he enteres with his shirt undone
He says,
I have all these enemies that I fight with day to day
It's my way or the highway, I don't care what they say,
These enemies weren't enemies but now they are because of what they think,
they think,
I'm a loose nut, whack job
I'm a crazy loser
I'm a user of a crackberry
I'm a hypocrite
I'm a soft soul, a weak heart
I'm a home in a flood
I'm a dip-shit, think swine
I'm a lifetime kick-me-sign
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2. |
DrippinFromUrChin
03:25
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3. |
BigHead
02:14
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4. |
CookieMonster
03:57
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Drivin home at 10:44
Hate this place, not lookin back no more
No more shirt and no more tie
To the working class I wave
Goodbye
Made a copy at 3:33
When I seen them come it was security
They dragged me out as if I robbed the place
I held my hand up to cover my face
I have nothing but a shirt and tie
Took my manhood and watched me
Cry
Tears dry, I'm in some heat
All I did today was watch Seasame Street
One. . .ha ha. . .Two . . . ha ha. . .Three . . ha ha ha ha
It's all the dollars I GOT GOT GOT GOT GOT
I'm gettin crazier by the day
I'm learnin numbers it's the only way
No more shirt and no more tie
To the working class I waved
Goodbye
Bail me out, please bail me out
I have nothing that's without a doubt
How many billions you gonna make?
1. . ha ha. . . . . 2 ha ha. . .5 ha ha ha ha ha
It don't matter if you don't run out of ink
It must be jesus, it's all I can think
No more shirt and no more tie
To the working class I wave
Goodbye
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5. |
StanDeasy
03:59
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6. |
FittingIn
02:21
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I fit in a garbage can, a garbage can
Don't try to take me, take me out
Don't try to smash me, I'll rot away
I'll rot away
Can't believe how you must feel
I'm ashamed, I'm ashamed
Spewing words that are not true, not my charater
I'm ashamed
I told a tale and forgot you, the tail's between my legs
I'm ashamed
I fit in a garbage can, a garbage can
Don't try to take me, take me out
Don't try to smash me, I'll rot away
I'll rot away
Can't believe what I told you, we're the same blood
I'm ashamed
To think it was to protect you, It's absurd
I'm ashamed
Finally not that I've told you, I'm relieved
but I'm ashamed
I fit in a garbage can, a garbage can
Don't try to take me, take me out
Don't try to smash me, I'll rot away
I'll rot away
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7. |
Colfax
02:27
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8. |
SitUrAssDown
03:15
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Sit your ass down right now
Put your hands down don't fight me
Can't you see how they perceive
Your stupid words, your wicked tone
Your loud voice, can't be heard
Waking up, your eyes are closed
Won't be long, you'll lose your cool
Well it's been far more than three years since I began to think to say
Sit your ass down right now
Put your hands down, don't fight me
Can't you listen to anything?
When you shout, you plug your ears.
Your loud voice, can't be heard.
Waking up, your eyes are closed
Won't be long, you'll lose your cool
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9. |
SippinDrips
04:16
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10. |
HiFive
03:23
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