Deadly Like the Snake
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Deadly Like the Snake
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double crossed a thousand times playing this part and I've worked hard for most my life right from the start
hey! hey! everybody will burn, i hope this place burns down and it doesn't mean that quittin is so bad
I don't know business and i ain't proper, I may be a fool but thats who I am, too bad
I worked hard for little paper, right from the start
I don't need you anymore to help me breath, cause on my knees for most my life "oh! mother marry"
I can admit that i have problems, well maybe I'm wrong but this is who i am
I've worked hard for most my life and nothing can change a rambling man, like me!
I've been taking a bath in dirty water, but now I'm taking it back and moving on
you know I'm better then you!
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