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Gray
- See I was taught not to see color
- and I got a lot ebonic cousins
- and I was taught god was the proficy
- and obviously there was no option b
- I didn't need another
- I didn't need religious structure
- I wish id be rid of it but hurt
- another words duck earth
- it sucks here you can really do a whole lotta nothin
- unless you had a million bucks here
- and it was sphere now its flush dear
- I try to get in front a head of life but the lights make it unclear
- better run deer there 20 maybe 21 here oh dear throw steer of the
- road vere into a closed road and go over the shoulder rolled fear
- struck my gut and that's why you can see my ghost here if you go here
- time to flip the flow here we go
- and your gonna just hit that one lever
- thinking it will be so fun whatever
- so you flip in it on it it revs up
- now the fun has begun everybody ever
- everybody ever is about to get bodied cause I gotta lotta throttle and a v8
- in the body of a muscle and its running and a jumping like a stuntman
- in a movie with some boobies some guy duke he likes to cruising but the
- troopers were a snooping dog im truly easy shooting all these looney tunes
- imma a goodie goon see you in the movies soon ill be cruising through
- shooting you so you can have a movie too
- who knew you'd do YouTube too dude
- you cue views two times the amount I do though what sup with that?
- that's why from the beginning I never really ducked with rap
- I don't tuck a strap im not a thug and that I lived in a house with
- a rug and rats I grew up where people like to where trucker hats all we
- had for fun was the sun and grass sticks stones bugs and laughs
- man why did grow up so fast I really miss my camper clubhouse
- we parked it in the back yard and one summer some how
- and it became my hide out
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