Bars in Astoria
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Bars in Astoria
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I'm in the Bronx.
I'm on the 1
I'm on the run
I'm going back to Queens.
I walk through the door, and look who it is.
I didn't think I'd see you but I'm glad I did.
I can't believe you didn't see this coming.
You should have read my lyrics a little closer.
Ask me how much I paid my lawyer.
You should have read my lyrics a little closer.
You've got that crazy look in your eyes again.
So here's the deal.
I'm at the precint, not release yet
And they're calling you a punk
I though you hated cops?
911 Speed Dial
Keeping the phone unlocked
Don't forget I know where you sleep at night.
Somebody help me please.
Somebody help me please.
I swear to god i'll pull this trigger.
Swear to god i'll pull this trigger.
And watch your soul flow out.
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