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I'm getting sick & frickin' tired Of how I'm NOT livin' Disenchanted by all the chances That I'm NOT given It's not that I'm weak Or that I'm not driven Not that I can't do Or that I'm not willin' And not now & not ever Did I want to be a burden It just ***** at times when Hind-sight is your better vision But I'm still steppin' up & tryin' 'cuz it's me and I have that ambition Wild when I wanna be Always questioning authority Eyes wide open 'cuz I wanna see What this life of mine has for me… And I'm just so ****** tired Of needin' to be forgiven I can't do for myself And you expectin' me to do For you and feedin' your addiction I love you just so you know This was NOT how this was S'posed to go Nothin' in this life is free I'm spent but you still look to me Like it's my job to fix your pain And keep you from sleepin' in the rain There's only so much I can do The time has come for you to fix you.
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 1:58 AM UTC
'Rapping' Paper - Sick Me and Tired You
I'm getting sick & frickin' tired Of how I'm NOT livin' Disenchanted by all the chances That I'm NOT given It's not that I'm weak Or that I'm not driven Not that I can't do Or that I'm not willin' And not now & not ever Did I want to be a burden It just ***** at times when Hind-sight is your better vision But I'm still steppin' up & tryin' 'cuz it's me and I have that ambition Wild when I wanna be Always questioning authority Eyes wide open 'cuz I wanna see What this life of mine has for me… And I'm just so ****** tired Of needin' to be forgiven I can't do for myself And you expectin' me to do For you and feedin' your addiction I love you just so you know This was NOT how this was S'posed to go Nothin' in this life is free I'm spent but you still look to me Like it's my job to fix your pain And keep you from sleepin' in the rain There's only so much I can do The time has come for you to fix you.
salaprade
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 1:58 AM UTC
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