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Twenty Three

from Sightless Spectre by Joey Gallowz

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I'm on a mission like a super technician having all you wishing that your boy would come up missing now I'm lifted and
piss in out my riffs with the quickness best to keep it trill or find yourself on my hit list I've been conditioned for
this man the flows so precocious and I'm all about that turn up and it won't go unnoticed I come around on some funky shit
I make my money working then I spend it on my lungs and shit a marijuana advocate but ain't no type of scientist mostly
I'm the stoner bro that's known to blow the loudest dro also I am the number one contender known to sever every seventh
member colder then December much unlike mover or October never falling far from sober I make you question all you know of
jolly off that molly jabber jawing on that coco my entire squads compiled of Joes and locs that be some locos don't test
unless you feel less about that life life they could take your head off with a couple dozen hunting knives they out here we
out here the squad can not stop turning up and it's not wise to press your luck so if you come to fuck with us you're gunna
wish you had our trust we got a thousand guns to bust but we to busy turning up burning up turning up and you ain't gotta
question is just go back to where you're from forget you ever saw me son you see me coming hide and run wrap your lips
around your thumb mist have thought that this was all a game that's what I do for fun bang bang that's what I do for fun
and you could catch me hibernating hiding from the sun

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from Sightless Spectre, released June 6, 2016

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