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Artist: What So Not
Canonical path: /what-so-not/intro-feat-tunji-ige
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Intro (feat. Tunji Ige)
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Intro (feat. Tunji Ige)
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In the still of the night, through the fight of the battle
My muse is my serum from the venom of rattle
Snakes in the grass so she rides on a saddle
A chariot of fire till she ends on the gallows
May the words of this poem travel where I roam
Distant lands, it's a shame you're all alone
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