Ow (gone babe)

They wanna get my ass dead or alive
You know he really tried to take me down by surprise
I bet he missioned with the CIA
He don't do half what he say

Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man

He out shock in every single way
He'll stop at nothing just to get his political say
He think he hot 'cause he's BSTA
I bet he never had a social life anyway

You think he brother with the KKK?
I bet his mother never taught him right anyway
He want your vote just to remain TA
He don't do half what he say

Dom Sheldon is a cold man (c'mon boys)
Dom Sheldon is a cold man (c'mon boys)
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man

Dom S. Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man (c'mon boys)

Slash!

(Gone baby)

Does he send letters to the FBI?
Did he say to either do it or die?

Dom Sheldon is a cold man (c'mon boys)
Dom Sheldon is a cold man (c'mon boys)
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man

Dom S. Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man

Dom S. Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man (he's a, he's a)

Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man (he's a, he's a)
Cold man, cold man (he's a, he's a)


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    Tom Sneddon. Sad what MJ was accused of and people still think he did need to: Listen to HiStory and the lyrics Look at the accusations and court documents Understood the behaviors of real people who have done the crime, MJ does not portray them Look at the humanitarian/philanthropy MJ has done and efforts to spread love, especially for children The abuse he had made him more inclined to hep children MJ was more child-like himself in many aspects MJ was most likely asexual

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