The Noose of Jah City

It eats away at the brain
As your strain to try and maintain
Felt the same i'm always to blame
It took my days out of place
And integrates and negotiate a loss of faith

Now I'm surrounded
They saw me fall from here
But not hit the ground and I's been dying
The body found and my soul was left to drown
Suffocated in concrete it took a hold of me
Put me on repeat now your last routine
And you start to leave towards an escape
But I feel sustained

It eats away at the brain
As your strain to try and maintain
Felt the same i'm always to blame
It took my days out of place
And integrates and negotiate a loss of faith

These walls got taller
I start to lose the sense of life
The rubicon's a warning
As I see they're washing away my pride
And in the tide
I saw the crimes I passed them by
I wonder why? I question why?

It eats away at the brain
As your strain to try and maintain
Felt the same i'm always to blame
It took my days out of place
And integrates and negotiate a loss of faith


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    Lyric Correction

    And at the beginning, he speaks:

    The Noose of Jah City

    remember to put that in italics

    stormlightson March 29, 2012   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    After listening closely, I believe these are the more accurate lyrics.s

    It eats away at your brain As your strength to try and maintain felt the same And what was to blame

    It took my days Out of place and into grace and nauseate I lost the faith

    And I surrounded They saw me fall from heaven not hit the ground And I's been dyin' But he's found my soul's left to drown

    Suffocated in concrete It took a hold of me Put me on repeat Now your life's routine And you start to lean Towards an escape But I feel sustained

    It eats away at your brain As strength to try and maintain felt the same And what what was to blame It took my days out of place and into grace and nauseate I lost the faith

    These walls grow too large I start to lose the sense of life The room becomes a warning as I see they're washing away my pride
    And in the tide I saw the crimes that passed them by I wondered why I questioned why

    It eats away at your brain As your strength to try and maintain felt the same And what was to blame It took my days out of place and into grace and nauseate I lost the faith

    stormlightson March 29, 2012   Link

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