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Verse 1
You thought you had a life worth livin
A flash car, a nice pad to live in
You got your fill of booze, drugs n women
Oh What a Shame....
Verse 1.1
Guess what? The Bitch is coming.
Listen good, I'll tell you something
Its not a threat, a verbal spanking
This is my game....
Chorus
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
Verse 2
You chew em up, and spit em out
They dont know its gon die out
You think youre smooth without a doubt
fall for your lines.....
Verse 2.1
I'll hunt you down, Dont matter how far
I'm gonna slay ya... Dont care where you are
I'll write it out, your twisted heart
A brutal fight....
Chorus
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
Middle 8
The press'll say, Lady Gardenia
You'll know my name when my knife is in ya
Remember me, your last aquaintance
My calling card
I dont compare to Charlie Manson
I dont need no inspiration or holy reason to lead me to your, your, your... death.
Chorus
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
didn't notice me watching you from the corner of my eye
I took you in, all your, sin, all your greed, your lust, your pride
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Cloak & Dagger
03:07
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Norma Jean
03:52
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