the slaves suffer more today.
they only get paid minimum wage.
feed the dog food for the poor.
i'm not yr corporate whore.
get a gun, shoot a cop.
i don't know why we'd ever stop.
we'd have a riot doing heroin.
wonder why they won't let you in.
THIS IS NOT A PIERCING YOU CAN TAKE OUT NEXT WEEK.
you could do something else.
then smash a 40 on the floor.
spike yr hair and claim you know the rules.
it seems as if you're lying to yourself.
well, this is not a piercing you can take out next week.
(this is not a trend)
it's a tattoo stuck with you for the rest of your life.
(this is not a fucking bandwagon)
this is not a piercing you can take out next week.
(you can hop on and off every other month)
this is my life, not your fucking dream
(this is my fucking lifestyle)
THIS IS NOT A PIERCING YOU CAN TAKE OUT NEXT WEEK.


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