Lost In Anacostia
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Lost In Anacostia
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So you say you want to kick my ass up and down this block
And I say "Oh no no"
So you say you want to beat my face into a bloody pulp
And I say "Oh no no"
Turn your back and he'll blow you away
Don't turn away
So you say you want to slit my wrists
You want to break my legs
And I say "Oh no no"
So you say you want to gouge my eyes
You want to slit my throat
And I say "Oh no no"
__________
You step away
So you say you want to snap my neck
You want to break my nose
And I say "Oh no no"
__________
Turn your back and he'll blow you away(?) (x2)
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