Straight Out
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Straight Out
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Straight out, whatever you're straight out
Passive in your life...
I'll shot you right now, come down, break some laws.
You spend your time watchin'tv instead of looking for a job,
You're fat like an otary thank us to pay for your income.
All nights you go to the pub to see the friends you haven't got,
Each night think of all the beers that you have drunk talking alone.
Straight out, whatever you're straight out
Passive in your life...
I'll shot you right now, come down, break some laws.
You want to find a brand new girl to pay the shoes you use to rob,
You wanna find an otary to earn the money that you bet.
All days waking up at twelve waiting for help from someone else,
All days go to sleep at three preying for someone in your bed
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