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Brazen

so let me tell you of my digressions

my hopeless realm of repetition

i am armed with

2 blacks

4 grams

and a pack of sour patches to keep me snackin

i have yet again

settled in

to my barb wired trenches in this hell

 

Better Is The Devil You Know

Than To Go Fishing For A Stranger

 

so i sit calmly

because i suppose it is

Better To Be Patient

than to act out of this anger

cause ive considered killing you at my leisure

 

Why **** Him

Cant You Just Leave And Feel The Same

Satisfaction

 

no

cause if i could then

would i be here smackin on these cracklins

I brought those to delay the decaying of

teeth as i endudge in

what's first sour then sweet

my cavity

and i fein

from one fix to the next

Oh wrong C

i said Cavity

i mean

*******

Crack rock

Crack baby

reaching for that pacifier

higher and higher i go

while diving deeper in this hole

no point of return

no lessons were learned by previous heartaches

i ache

cause i aint

exactly who i used to be

grabbed by my foundation

and ripped the roots from under me

 

God Heals All Things

 

But what about the ***** that breaks ****

takes ****

gets it how he lives and makes ****

Cause this sweet southern soul

is growing old

and i've been told that revenge is so sweet

and baby i'm gon eat

 

the troops have been patient

but now

we brazen

and a revolt is all i see.

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