Government Trash
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Government Trash
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Well you can't say nothin'
We're doin' right
'Cause the government trash
Will give me up all night
'Cep for drugs so hard
They need to break their banks
Don't step on the crack
'Cause you know about that
21, 21, nobody knows anything at 21
22, 22, nobody knows anything at 22
She's alright, alright
She'll make it alright, alright
It's not a secret
Everybody has decided
Look in the mirror
Starin' back in those eyes
Don't stop thinkin'
Nrrgh now pass the phone
I said do what you want
But just leave me alone
Nothin' is free
Call the police
They dress to care
I dress to die
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