d always break you, never let you win No matter what you said, he'd always disagree You swore that one day you would be ...better then him...one day
always break you, never let you win No matter what you said, he’d always disagree You swore that one day you would be …better than him…one day you’d
Now, they saying we're too hot New verses please, c'mon Malice Hot damn, it's a new day Hot damn, but them boys want the money man Uh-huh of course, '
can't run away I can't run, run, runnnnnn away! [WC] Another day another dollar, it feels good to look around and see I'm surrounded by real riders Childhood
Its crazy changes, is this that made me famous? I come a long way from Timbs, minimum wages Stocking caps summer jobs pockets flat It's funny how my childhood
Malice saying we too hot New verses please, c'mon Hot damn, it's a new day Hot damn, but them boys want the money man Hoo, hoo, hoo, hot damn My how
Lil' Khalil got a gun he got from the rebels To kill the infidels and the American devils A bomb on his waist, a mask on his face Prays five times a day
I used to want to be a cowboy Spent my childhood dreamin' that Wearing spurs and boots and six guns And a big ten-gallon hat Chasin' outlaws, savin'
Come with the bloody moon and the chaos Gog and Magog triple six reigns over spirits lost Satanic nations and thrones reign and slay But solid is super
Kingdom come come kingdom go That you may carve upon my grave stone When confined in a six walled box I will no longer hear the clocks Indifferenty ticking
Remember Charlie, remember Baker They left their childhood on every acre And who was wrong? And who was right? It didn't matter in the thick of the fight We held the day
[Intro - Pharrel] Malice saying we to hot New verses please c'mon! [Chorus - Pharrel] Hot Damn, its a new day Hot Damn, but them boys want the (money
SPRING In a broken down apartment house Laid a woman in labor She said by the grace of God I'll have this child And the help of a neighbor Six o'clock
blankets on the way... [Mama Morton] Lights out, ladies. [Liz] Pop. [Annie] Six. [June] Squish. [Hunyak] Uh-Uh. [Velma] Cicero. [Mona] Lipschitz! [Announcer] And now, the six
Day after day I save my pennies To spend at the toffee shop Come Saturday morn at nine o'clock I stand on the cold stone street A penny every day that
heart That she and Tommy were worlds apart, But her mother said, "Never mind, your part... Is to be what you'll be." She arrived at six and the place
