Kained But Able
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Kained But Able
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I just wanna be free to smoke the weed
Another denied right, a right you make me fight for
I just wanna be free to plant the seed
Another denied right, a right you make me fight for
I just want you to admit and to concede that if I inhale is entirely up to me
And however you say it you're still gonna be
Breachin' my rights and they are what I fight for
Do you really think I'm gonna take it?
Do you really think I'm gonna take it, it not break it?
Do you really think I'm gonna take it?
Do you really think I'm gonna take not break you?
Kained but able,
Persecution just because I'm stoned
You claim you're saving me
Should I stand now and be grateful?
You force me now to be so grateful
For possession with intention
Feel the wrath of the consequences!
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