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Jock
- Tearing out my hair just like a bandage,
- My mind can barely manage when I go out on a tangent,
- People always play my work as lower toned or outlandish,
- But I'm not changing lesser diets when I'm famished,
- There is no advantage to a rapper never having a cause,
- Only living for the fame and applause,
- Never taking time to pause and think about what every wording is worth,
- And if everything they're making is worse,
- But the greatest curse of all is never thinking bigger out of the box,
- Shutting out the sicker rhymes like vaccinating a pox,
- Starting to sound the same like kids crowning cheerleaders and jocks,
- Covering up your lack of work like long black leggings and socks,
- From pebbles to a rock and then a boulder,
- Carrying the weight around the block on both my shoulders,
- Getting colder with my tone, reflecting rappers I respect,
- Causing the world to find a rapper to reject,
- Didn't expect myself to be this way when I was a kid,
- I had a childhood where I owned up everything that I did,
- Now I'm trying to own it all when I got nothing to bid,
- Saying numbers, never closing my lid,
- Now I'm murdering shit, used to wonder why we live with a fight,
- And how everyone threw thunder, never throwing the light,
- Now I'm putting both together in a way that ignites,
- Now I'm flyer then no rope on a kite,
- Or a personal jet, getting ridiculed's as bad as it gets,
- Hiding out through every season, through the dry and the wet,
- I'm an actor out of place before the staging is set,
- Put to action while I'm laying in bed,
- I'm way over my head, I've been dying like my blood's filled with lead,
- But since the battle that defined me, it's been boiling instead,
- Now I'm running from the crime just like I murdered a fed,
- Cause if I stop this feeble footing, I'm deluded and dead.
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