so long ago You assume that I've forgotten But how could I ever forget you I know, I'm having trouble letting go Though it was so long ago So long ago
was so long ago You assume that I've forgotten But how could I ever forget you? I know I'm having trouble letting go Though it was so long ago I was
Traduzione: Dry Cell. So Long Ago.
to the NFL, so I went to East Palmdale and started slingin' yell. Fo' sho'! I was makin' crazy dough. Shoulda dropped outta school a long time ago. Bought a cell
our lives would forever change Shit started goin wrong right before my very eyes It's so fucked up my nigga Big T had to die So now the next two months
so well And not locked up inside this prison cell Another accident complacency And now he's questioning a truth believed A precious memory from so long ago
half a mile from the railroad track You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant Now it all started two Thanksgivings ago, was on - two years ago
must be psycho And that's not so Hey you, I know I've got screws loose Thanks to you I lost my marbles a long time ago I'm just optimistic A few apples
po Tell 'em niggas it was on a long time ago Gather up the firearms to bomb, ring the alarm Cuz shit get slippery and sweaty palms, so I gotta remain
a work truck filled with others Cuz his father'd left his mother years ago And Lester's mother took in lovers to feed and clothe his younger brothers So
In the land of Israel, not too long ago. A man sat in his prison cell, watching the moonlight. They called him the king of Jews, but he had no crown
see: there?s a very long list man, and a lot of work to do Life is a prison cell if your ass is tied to the office chair So may I offer my assistance?
There was a time a long, long time ago Chevys and levees played on the radio No cell phones, just 20,000 lights Swaying on a saturday night alright
directions. From the color of the faces in Sunday songs To the hatred they raised all the youngsters on Once upon a time in this country, long ago She
own (Step on step on step on) My man, my man, my brother, my homey yeah (Step on step on step on) A lesson learned, but told long ago Keep enemies close