Neighborhood Watch
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Neighborhood Watch
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You better watch your back (That's ok)
Cause I'm coming for you
(That's right)
Why'd you steal my bike man?
I used to ride it everyday
Just to prove that you can
Why do people think that way?
If I see you want, I'm gonna take you to the ground
And make you say my name
I don't have a badge, but I have a brain
Now I've got a new plan to make sure that you pay
And when we meet again (Uh huh)
You can go, you can go and try to hide
But I have eyes
You can run, you can run, yeah, I don't mind
Cause I've got you in my sight
Now you've been warned
Now you've been warned
They're not fooling around
There's a neighborhood watch going down
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Mike Krol performs "Neighborhood Watch", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Krol catalog on LyroVerse.
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