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Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (feat. William Beckett)

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Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (feat. William Beckett)

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(Hahaha, this is about you)

Beware, beware, be skeptical

Of their smiles, their smiles of plated gold

Deceit so natural

But a wolf in sheep's clothing is more than a warning

Baa-baa, black sheep, have you any soul?

No sir, by the way, what the hell are morals?

Jack, be nimble, Jack, be quick

Jill's a little whore and her alibis are turning tricks

So could you

Tell me how you're sleeping easy?

How you're only thinking of yourself?

Show me how you justify

Telling all your lies like second nature

Listen, mark my words: One day

You will pay, you will pay

Karma's gonna come collect your debt

Aware, aware, you stalk your prey

With criminal mentality

You sink your teeth into the people you depend on

Infecting everyone, you're quite the problem

Fee-fi-fo-fum, you better run and hide

I smell the blood of a petty little coward

Jack, be lethal, Jack, be slick

Jill will leave you lonely, dying in a filthy ditch

So could you

Tell me how you're sleeping easy?

How you're only thinking of yourself?

Show me how you justify

Telling all your lies like second nature

Listen, mark my words: One day

You will pay, you will pay

Karma's gonna come collect your debt

Maybe you'll change

Abandon all your wicked ways

Make amends and start anew again

Maybe you'll see

All the wrongs you did to me

And start all over, start all over

Who am I kidding?

Now, let's not get overzealous here

You've always been a huge piece of shit

If I could kill you, I would

But it's frowned upon in all fifty states

Having said that, burn in hell!

(Hahahaha)

Oh, oh, oh, oh

So tell me how you're sleeping easy

How you're only thinking of yourself?

Show me how you justify

Telling all your lies like second nature

Listen, mark my words: One day

You will pay, you will pay

Karma's gonna come collect your debt

Karma's gonna come collect your debt (oh, oh, oh)

Karma's gonna come collect your debt

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