1. |
Tiff in the Pit
02:07
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Looking at me in the back of this cop car
man we thought we were so smart
had to call my mom from the station
to bad she never picks up her phone
Now they're questioning me
and talking shit to Dakhari
man these guys sure aren't friendly
we're never going back to Chatahoochee
Satanic rituals
The cops thought Juice was stoned
hide the paint on the wall
we let Graham take the fall
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2. |
Yo God
03:13
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I've been waiting way
too long for God
to show up at the door
Im sitting on this porch
and I'm sick of all these chords
I guess thats just how I feel
A burden on everyone
I guess that just how I feel
a burden on everyone
I guess thats just how I feel
a burden on the only son
I don't know just what I'm doing
Where were you?
When My grandma was
laying in her bed?
Where were you?
When I was stuck in my own head?
I've got this tattoo on my arm
It doesn't mean anything to me
anymore
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