Out On Parole (MotherFucker)
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Out On Parole (MotherFucker)
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Hey motherfucker, guess who’s back out on parole
Hey motherfucker, we’re taking over control
Back out on the streets to fulfill what people need
As we’re trying to avoid the heat
We lost the battle once, but we won the battle twice
And we’re willing to pay every price
There’s no ball or chain that keeps us down for long
If they knock us down, we’re coming back twice as strong
Try to lock us up in jail, the next day we’re out on bail
To avenge the act of betrayal
We won’t rehabilitate, we are here to get laid
Fuck the women of the people we hate
We shall bend the law until it breaks like glass
All your friends in court can kiss my motherfucking ass
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