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guess he's working late again I don't need to wonder where he is But I do He oughta know that by now I know his job takes a lot of him There's not much left for him to give But I need more He oughta know that by now It's not like he's gotta

saintly robes removed Pushed face down upon the floor Legs kicked apart, hare-ass in the air A fistful of hair yanks his head back He supposedly pardons us for every sin But can Jesus forgive those who desecrated his body? Incarcerated inside a Roman prison J

was a friend of mine, he was a friend of mine His killing had no purpose, no reason or rhyme He was a friend of mine He was in Dallas town, he was in Dallas town From a sixth floor window a gunner shot him down He was in Dallas town He neve

was too good to me. How will I get along now? So close he stood to me. Everything seems all wrong now. He would have brought me the sun. Making me smile, that was his fun. When I was mean to him he'd never say, "Go away, now." I was a quee

can't believe he exists Oh I just love to say his name Even though He's a world away If I had a chance I'd wonder what I would say I want him to know That I can go on and on and on and on Cause' He Just Not another ordinary boy And he's not Any wor

nengw' enamabala Night And the spirit of life Calling Oh, oh, iyo Mamela [Listen] Oh, oh, iyo And a voice With the fear of a child Answers Oh, oh, iyo Oh, mamela Oh, oh, iyo Ubukhosi bo khokho We ndodana ye sizwe sonke Wait T

don’t stop with all the lying. ‘Cause we know where your from, you get along by taking things that don’t belong to you. So can you feel it? Oh when you steel it! All that adrenalin, living in sin, and you can sell it off for half the price! Oh what w

off the stage! Move! They don't want to hear you! They don't want to hear you! What, is that what you think? Is that what you think? Oi blud, calm, calm, calm Lyrics for lyrics, calm Yeah, hear me on the radio, wah gwan? See me on the TV, hi mum Murk MCs when the mic's i

almost got drunk at school at 14 Where I almost made out with the homecoming queen Who almost went on to be miss texas But lost to a slut with much bigger breastes I almost dropped out to move to LA Where I was almost famous for almost a day And I almost had you

lied just a little When I said I need you You stretched the truth When you said that you knew Just can't believe it There's nothing to say I was almost honest, almost Living alone, can't stand this place It's four in the morning and I still see your face

days I'll admit, I was difficult Everything that you did, I was critical Your holding the car keys, I'm saying, "Don't tease me" If you're leaving, just leave me Baby, we were good, we were almost perfect I'd say it's your fault but you don't deserve

saw some people starving There was murder, there was rape Their villages were burning They were trying to escape I couldn’t meet their glances I was staring at my shoes It was acid, it was tragic It was almost like the blues It was almost like the blues I have to die a litt

was always, baby, I was always Well almost always true to you Met a pretty mademoiselle Her papa owned a small hotel Oh, I was almost always true to you I resisted tho' my arm was twisted I was almost always true to you Stayed away from drinkin' wine Thought about you all th

blue Almost doing things we used to do There's a boy here and he's almost you Almost all the things that your eyes once promised I see in his too Now your eyes are red from crying Almost blue Flirting with this disaster became me It named me as

do you get over missing very last train? Can you stop the clock from overbearing feelings? How do you recover from the flooding and the rain? I'm going through metaphors to find better meanings How do you break the cycle And think outside the circle? I'm holding on a mir

night in this black water rain cloud Kickin through the puddles on his way up to the Greyhound and, In his pocket is a letter from his mother, folded up sayin... (Where have you beeen?) Yeah, but he won't write back Left his whole life on the nightstand Op

night all alone in a barroom Met a girl with a drink in her hand She had ruby red lips and coal black hair And eyes that would tempt any man. Then she came and sat down at my table And as she placed her soft hand in mine I found myself wanting to kiss

let me tell you a little story about my family Daddy almost made a living with eighty acres and a plow He could've bought that place twice over working for someone in town Ah, but you should've seen him in his fields at harvest time He'd swear the gate

bring out the best in me Which is nothing less than Your holiness Manifest Your power in me And I’ll be a vessel of Your glory I lay me down, let it rise up in my soul I’m falling down, so You pick me up again God tear it down, the walls That the enemy

slept last night in a good hotel I went shopping today for jewels The wind rushed around the dirty town And the children let out from their schools I was standing on a noisy corner Waitin' for the walking green Across the street he stood, you know he played

m countin' down to the day deservin' Fittin' for a king I'm waitin' for the time when I can Get to Arizona 'Cause my money's spent on The goddamn rent Neither party is mine not the Jackass or the elephant 20.000 nig niggy nigas in the corner Of the cell block but they come From

bed, but it feels just A little bit bigger now Our song on the radio But it don't sound the same When our friends talk about you All it does is just tear me down 'Cause my heart breaks a little When I hear your name It all just sounds like, Ohh Mmm, too youn

bed, but it feels just A little bit bigger now Our song on the radio But it don't sound the same When our friends talk about you All it does is just tear me down 'Cause my heart breaks a little When I hear your name It all just sounds like, Ohh Mmm, too young, to

hoo-hoo, Hoo-ooo-ooo, Hoo-hoo-hoo, Hoo-ooo-ooo, Hoo-hoo-hoo, Hoo-ooo-ooo, Hoo-hoo-hoo, Hoo-ooo-ooo, I was waiting for the seven at a quarter to eleven When he just walked on by He took me by surprise 'Cuz I didn't know why I felt shivers up and down my spine I

slept last night in a good hotel I went shopping today for jewels The wind rushed around in the dirty town And the children let out from the schools I was standing on a noisy corner Waiting for the walking green Across the street he stood And he played real good On h

I could kick his head in, fickle little boyfriend, I'd be satisfied If I could smack some sense into his senses, I might feel alright 'Cause I spent the weekend, waiting all alone For that rat to come back home When all the while, he was with somebod

a sunny day Not a cloud was in the sky Not a negative word was heard From the people passing by 'twas a sunny day All the birdies in the trees And the radio's singing song All the favorite melodies He was a navy man Stationed in newport news She was a highschool queen With not

wasn't there when I needed him No, he was never around His reputation was preceding him And he was out on the town It didn't matter if he let me down I didn't care about the lies Now all I knew was that he loved me very much He was my hero in disguise I'm so pleased I

with the length of his mind He dark the sun It was not so long ago Maybe just a year or so When I was lonely And when looking for someone Way down south in New Orleans Just a-lookin' for a dream And that's when I found him That's where it all begun

was cool, she was hot, she was smokin' a lot At the end of the bar She had more than one too many buttons undone On that blouse she wore Starin' too long at hre lost in that Skynyrd song Was his first mistake And when she shot him that, "Boy you dont want none