Society sucker
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Society sucker
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Never where my friends, never trusted them.
Looked over again, have to come to an end.
Look into their eyes, I could see it clear, sincerity of a lieing man, deciding what you want to hear, but your motives are unclear, so caught up in wining your race you don't care who you are.
Society Sucker - No shame in your game.
Society Sucker - No shame in your game.
Would you invite me into your home, if all I had were rags to wear?, you'll never comprehend my ways, your money is your god, you say that I am satisfied, can't you wonder why your not? A New York minute can kill me dead, my looks and tattoos will turn your head.
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