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On My Own (Ft. Bizarre of D12)

from Dark Places by Qom Qazamah

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(Bizarre)

Growing up with no mom and daddy
foster home I got beat badly
Running the streets, nothing to eat
Bummy clothes no shoes on my feet
They laughed when I said I will be a rapper
They laughed well fuck it, it don't even matter
I pray, I have somewhere to stay
no percocets, they help me make it through the day
16 years old I dun joined a gang
smoking dust I'm living insane
need someone to talk to, someone to listen
because I'm in a fucked up position

(Qom Qazamah)

Shit, guess I'm on my own struggling
on my own hustling
on my own

This whole world making me go psycho
make a paki want to go, stereotypical
drop he bomb and I'm dipping yo
they aint nothing but a bunch of scary hoes
brown muthaphuka the world think I'm crazy
by myself smoking some purple hazey
uderstand what I'm saying when a Akhi speak
or else this straight right knocking out your teeth
or else this straight right hitting you in the chin
shatter that shit like Darryls Dawkins when he shattered the rim
I'm nice with the hands like Roberto Duran
fucking muthaphukas up with these stone like hands
I'm on my deen until Yawm Al-Qiyama
in the streets of the north east causing mad drama
fuck you fucking with man

Shit, guess I'm on my own strggling
on my own hustling
on my own

And nobody cares
nobody cares
This life aint fair
and nobody cares
nobody cares
this life aint fair

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from Dark Places, released May 26, 2017

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