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If you check the forecast I bet you wouldn't figure that all of the people who were once starring in your life will later voluntarily accept a cameo role They'll cast the brotherhood right into the wind No matter the degree of the cordiality If you check the weather now the radar will predict clear skies Eventually there will be turbidity and heavy rainfall And a thunder storm that will send all of the forged people striking You'll be cold as hail But you'll rather be cold as hell Before you be hot as pandemonium surrounded by counterfeit persons So I encourage you to check your forecast before you cast your life with beings who's used to being trife or slight If they're unwilling to walk with you through your tight fog I will give you an insight Don't allow your eyes to precipitate Monitor your satellite And it's so SAD about life So you'll have to condense your map And don't allow everyone to make the legend
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 6:38 AM UTC
Satellite \SAD-e-līt\
If you check the forecast I bet you wouldn't figure that all of the people who were once starring in your life will later voluntarily accept a cameo role They'll cast the brotherhood right into the wind No matter the degree of the cordiality If you check the weather now the radar will predict clear skies Eventually there will be turbidity and heavy rainfall And a thunder storm that will send all of the forged people striking You'll be cold as hail But you'll rather be cold as hell Before you be hot as pandemonium surrounded by counterfeit persons So I encourage you to check your forecast before you cast your life with beings who's used to being trife or slight If they're unwilling to walk with you through your tight fog I will give you an insight Don't allow your eyes to precipitate Monitor your satellite And it's so SAD about life So you'll have to condense your map And don't allow everyone to make the legend
DamareMcElmore
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 6:38 AM UTC
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