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- We know a few things about a few of life's dramas
- been crazy bananas before they came down the stairs in their pajamas
- since i was a little stickleback i wanted to swim with Parana
- and we took mad journeys through life like the Peruvian lamas
- karma came to bite us and it had big teeth
- heroin took my brother Danny, they laid a big wreath
- bigger and better days were promised i didn't get these
- but better and bigger obstacles block my pathway. I met these
- Before you think of feeling sorry for me let me get a little gory
- a girl sliced her main artery and fell on the floor right before me
- she was covered in more scars than any man will ever spit bars
- no matter how bad we had it always a story more gory than ours
- I could tell you how i smoked that rock on a daily and how i blamed all my
- sins on my dad when all my dad did was made me
- if that no good useless cunt hadn't made me its crazy
- like ripples on a lake i wouldn't have both my babies
- I hit rock rock bottom raised my hands to my lady
- Found the darkest of dark places where all the darkest shades of grey be
LYRICAL GRADE
B
RHYME DENSITY
28.94%
RHYME LENGTH
Rhyme Syllables
94
Total Syllables
277
Rhyming Lines
18/20
Unique Words
76.4%
Slang
2.4%
Profanity
0.6%
Avg. Syllables Per Word
1.35
Word Cloud
know few things life's dramas crazy bananas before came down stairs pajamas little stickleback wanted swim parana took mad journeys through life peruvian lamas karma bite big teeth heroin brother danny laid wreath bigger better days promised didn't obstacles block pathway met think feeling sorry gory girl sliced main artery fell floor right covered more scars man spit bars matter bad always story ours tell smoked rock daily blamed sins dad made good useless cunt hadn't ripples lake wouldn't both babies hit bottom raised hands lady found darkest dark places shades grey
Profanity
cunt
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