My Yung-Sell In-My Self-Short-Azz (feat. Just Is)

Vantana Row

Gallons and gallons of buckets
Of buckets
Buckets

I'm hidden inside myself
I am beside myself
Sellin myself short
I am my clientele

I'm not looking for answers
I just want to live
I can work for it
Sometimes you've gotta run for life
For your life

Mind state vibrates
Ringin like a bell
Mine state vibrates
Ringin like a bell

Hiking around my old party grounds
Frickin weird
I shoulda been done this ish
How many years since my last PE class
My last vice was eating
Now it is my last vice to quit

I'm hidden inside myself
I am beside myself
Sellin myself short
I am my clientele
Mind state vibrates
Ringin like a bell
Mine state vibrates
Ringin like a bell

To go back and get my young ass
To take a walk
Even just very once in a while

I'm hidden inside myself
I am beside myself
Sellin myself short
I am my clientele
Mind state vibrates
Ringin like a bell
Mine state vibrates
Ringin like a bell

I'm not looking for answers
I just want to live
I can work for it
I will


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