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Jay-walking all day
like you can't find your way, like you got nothing to pay. Are you ooking for the bay, to lay against Fay and say hey to the one that bays to the lady that lays? You need to stop lying. You believe you can be the one to ban authority: the man with so many fans, that don't understand you write with your right hand, that you don't own your land. Many say you're pretty bland, I agree, and you ain't a man neither, you have no fans. And there ain't no need to start sighing. Are you the one to do what's never been done, to win what's never been won, to shun what's never been shunned? You said you wanna run over the old nun, with your one-ton car that puns your very name? There ain't no need to be crying. Why do you think that you never blink, but only wink at the girl you say stinks, who you call a sausage link, but you say I'm so big I'll sink? What do you think you'll do when you start a-dying?
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