Respect
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Respect
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From day one I could not comprehend
Was it us, was it me or was it them?
Friends will come and go as it seems
And now I have no shoulder on which to lean
Still I do not understand
You break your back for something
Well where's the fans?
Show me respect
And I'll (show me)
Show you right back
Show me respect
And I'll (show me)
Show you right back
I see the boys that I once called my friends
They'll fake a smile and then they'll shake your hand
When will this ever end?
I look around at my brothers
My only true friends
Show me respect
And I'll (show me)
Show you right back
Show me respect
And I'll (show me)
Show you right back
You got a lot to learn my friend
You've got a lot to learn about respect
You got a lot to learn my friend
You've got a lot to learn about respect
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