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Amen ~ Shut Up!


I'm the man downtown South central la Time to roll now Got the cause got no goods Shotgun on my side Not too much to bleed Big time big man Got my gun Got my plan I'm past the central Downtown la Tidal wave excursion Goddamn that scene Too much color too many faces Too many words Goddamn their places My father's not in heaven My mother's not the same Goddamn this town took centuries Separate downtown in my way Keep it down Just keep it down You gotta keep it down Keep quiet now Keep it down Gotta keep it down Just shut up Keep it My father My father My father My father My mother My murder Just keep it down Keep it down more free lyrics

I'm the man downtown
South central la
Time to roll now
Got the cause got no goods
Shotgun on my side
Not too much to bleed
Big time big man
Got my gun
Got my plan

I'm past the central
Downtown la
Tidal wave excursion
Goddamn that scene
Too much color too many faces
Too many words
Goddamn their places

My father's not in heaven
My mother's not the same
Goddamn this town took centuries
Separate downtown in my way

Keep it down
Just keep it down
You gotta keep it down
Keep quiet now
Keep it down
Gotta keep it down
Just shut up
Keep it

My father
My father
My father
My father
My mother
My murder
Just keep it down
Keep it down

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