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… the wal-tucky
was as at the Wal-tucky..
“that’s right” i’m that lucky,
sometimes i go
where the wildlings run free,
end of the grind,
standing in line,
eyes still burning
from madding scenes,
when a sadness,
not the usual kind,
unfolded right
in front of me,
🎵 “show me da money”,
“don’t care if it’s funny”
“don’t care if it’s muddy”
“i’m hoping that it’s bloody”.. 🎶
looking down
i saw right at my knee,
a babe about four
possibly three,
spouting thug life
rather rhythmically,
first thing to mind,
for little baby,
how much of life
will he live being free..
today i’ve seen
all i can see,
that’s it for me..
don’t care how cheap,
no more
Wal-tucky!
“that’s right” i’m that lucky,
sometimes i go
where the wildlings run free,
end of the grind,
standing in line,
eyes still burning
from madding scenes,
when a sadness,
not the usual kind,
unfolded right
in front of me,
🎵 “show me da money”,
“don’t care if it’s funny”
“don’t care if it’s muddy”
“i’m hoping that it’s bloody”.. 🎶
looking down
i saw right at my knee,
a babe about four
possibly three,
spouting thug life
rather rhythmically,
first thing to mind,
for little baby,
how much of life
will he live being free..
today i’ve seen
all i can see,
that’s it for me..
don’t care how cheap,
no more
Wal-tucky!
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