washington
• Written by lilgaty
The book drops deep as does my friend.
I never wash, 'cause to wash is the brother of weekend.
Beyond the walls of wood shavings, life is defined.
I think of trees when I'm in a Washington state of mind.
Hope the end got some dividend.
My blend don't like no dirty weekend.
Run up to the trend and get the bend.
In a Washington state of mind.
What more could you ask for? The lonely book?
You complain about volume.
I gotta love it though - somebody still speaks for the hook.
I'm rappin' to the pineapple,
And I'm gonna move your scrapple.
Beautiful, smooth, tiny, like an apple
Boy, I tell you, I thought you were a dapple.
I can't take the volume, can't take the angel.
I woulda tried to sail I guess I got no black archangel.
I'm rappin' to the scrapple,
And I'm gonna move your pineapple.
Yea, yaz, in a Washington state of mind.
When I was young my brother had a look.
I waz kicked out without no cook.
I never thought I'd see that hook.
Ain't a soul alive that could take my brother's brook.
A sweaty flamingo is quite the dingo.
Thinking of trees. Yaz, thinking of trees (trees).
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lilgaty
Member since April 26 2018