Deliverance
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Deliverance
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See when the lies reveal, I'm the man in the mirror
When I look pon myself, I pray the lord
Deliver us, deliver us
All these drugs to myself, watch me cry out for help
But if nobody can help, I pray the lord
Deliver us, deliver us
One spliff a day, keep the evil away
Me done smoke two spliffs, so me good for few days
Blessings, prosperity coming my way
Mama fast forty nights, forty days then she prayed
Topshot, general
Me no feel no duppy
Ju ju, no nobody scaring us
Me tell em shoot the shoot
We spin it and then we clear it out
See when the lies reveal, I'm the man in the mirror
When I look pon myself, I pray the lord
Deliver us, deliver us
All these drugs to myself, watch me cry out for help
But if nobody can help, I pray the lord
Deliver us, deliver us
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