Drop The Bomb
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Drop The Bomb
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No money, never had none
I wish i lived in a mansion
Then i get that sinking feeling
As water starts dripping from the ceiling
Too many issues making me think
They keep piling up like dishes in the sink
My t.v.'s alright but my minds in the blink
There's no time like the present
Drop the bomb
Today
Make a your mark on this world
Today
And know that if you try and you do something
Then you won't be forgotten at all
I'd thought i'd seen it all
On the streets now in a fever
As someone drives by in a beemer
And its raining on the pavement
And water's seeping in your trainers
No point watching where cash is getting spent
When you haven't got enough to pay your rent
If your always left short then you'll always want more
So you step right out that door
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