Blood Money
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Blood Money
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Mett a man in the middle of the night behind
TJ'S bar and grill
Seven thousand dollars and a brand new gun
is gonna get your brother killed
your wife wants a diamond the bank wants your house support money takes your check
for seven thousand dollars you can get back on your feet but you'll never get your brother back
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Once you look 'em in the eye and the money hits your hands
You can look into the mirror but you gonna see another man
Once you take money for blood ain't no easy refund plan
Blood Money gonna be your end
High priced lawyer with a house up on the hill
Defends a guilty man, but not the little girl he killed
When you took that big pay day from the man who let the blood run free
You found a technicality and put a killer back on the streets.
REFRÃO
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