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.357

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.357

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living on the street like a punk

and i sell my soul just to get that junk

while the cops beat down on my head

i keep it to myself but i gotta keep pushing

.357 right to my head

pull that trigger and then i'm dead

living on the street in a box

and i run like hell from the threat of the cops

while my walls come tumbling down

i keep on trying to

push push struggle

i said i'd be the one

i swear i'll be the one

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