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Chief Keef Knife Hit
07:49
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what kind of belt are you wearing? what kind of shoes can i steal from you? how hot is the block? the block is very hot. you're not as hot as my block. when i go out at night i stomp the ground like it has talked bad about my mother. i rip the leaves off trees. i grind the stems, the green, between my palms and fingers. though i gag and cough, these leaves are boxers gauze. they wrap the bones of my hands and nose. i bought a knife last night; i crack that blade wide when i walk around alone.
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2. |
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pretty self explanatory.
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I'm
surrounded
each
doorway's
covered
by
at
least
twenty
men
they've
come
to
take
me
throw
me
in
prison
i
ain't
coming
back
again
when
i
was
younger
handsomer
and
stronger
thought
i
could
do
anything
but
all
these
people
making
all
these
faces
didn't
seem
like
my
kith
and
kin
colin
kincaid
from
the
twelfth
grade
guess
you
could
say
he
was
my
best
friend
lived
in
a
big
tall
house
out
on
westfall
where
we
would
hide
when
the
rain
rolled
in
we
went
out
one
night
and
took
a
flash
light
with
these
two
girls
that
colin
knew
from
kenwood
christian
one
was
named
laurie
thats
what
the
story
said
next
week
in
the
guardian
when
i
killed
her
it
was
so
easy
i
wanted
to
kill
her
again
i
got
down
on
both
of
my
knees
and
she
ain't
coming
back again
now
with
all
these
cameras
focused
on
my
face
you
would
think
they
could
see
it
through
my
skin
looking
for
evil
thinking
they
can
trace
it
but
evil don't look like anything.
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deadflagblues
01:34
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pinterest
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High Windows is a poem by Phillip Larkin.
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mowing the lawn makes you feel good.
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