Chicago
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Chicago
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He was born in Chicago, was not something he wanted to be
A family sold, a city sold
An unsuccessful fight, a lost year
One day more, nothing was good for support
He was born in Chicago, was all he wanted to be
Friends crazy and lost, cheap drugs
Fight state in each outdoor
One day the most, it was easy to find
He was born in Chicago
It was everything he wanted to make
He was born in Chicago
Everyone will suffer now
His pain, his drug
Sold in remastered
A radio back music, which does not bring anything
Nothing want the view, understanding cheap
A bit of peace, a little pain
He was born in Chicago
Violence, pain, peace
Kings and queens
Pain and shoot, shoot, shoot
He died in Chicago
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