Knock'em Out
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Knock'em Out
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Let me tell you about this cancer
Let me tell you about those scums
When the night falls on the neighboorhood
You'd better watch out for your sons
Let me tell you how they act
If they see your wife alone
The rapists are waiting to attack
You gotta take back the control
Knock them out kick them out
Before they get in your home
With a baseball bat against psycopaths
We'll do justice on our own
Let me tell you about these darkest times
The ones we're living in
The madness is running our streets
But we're not gonna let it win
Let me tell you about those killers
Their acts of cruelty
They're gonna smash you in the back
Knock out the enemy
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Lion's Law performs "Knock'em Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Lion's Law catalog on LyroVerse.
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