Ante Up
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Ante Up
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I see whites in the eyes of the lawless
creeping in through the cracks of my fence
I wanna shake them off, I'm gonna pay them their dues
Cuz after me, they're coming after you
But I don't know if I can wait 'til then
Where I'm at, I'm gonna be until the end
And with a little unrest, they're sure to turn around and go
Because they don't believe what they pretend to know
And the ones who relate
Are the ones who will take it up
I got a life in the breeze and the branches
Shake the leaves to make a presence known
Well, it's a curious path to be had by a few
But it's enough for me if it's enough for you
And the ones who relate
Are the ones who will take it up
Ante up, won't you ante up
Come and lay your future in this earth and mud
Ante up, won't you ante up
Leave it all behind and stay for good
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