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from Life Is Short by Mike Shabb

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Back home
Wish you could meet me on the moon
I cant let my demons live with you
Im just waiting a for a miracle baby

She steady cryin for her life she live it wrong maybe
She lyin to herself i think she live it wrong maybe

Pirate skulls and bones
Sticks and stones and weed and bongs
California trees and homes
I dont wanna get back home
I dont wanna get back home

I Just smoked a zip now im callin it quits
She wanna ride with me we can go as far as it gets
As far as we want
She remind of the sun the way she making me hot
I can make her laugh at her worse
And i can change her mood in a matter of words
Im so missunderstood i know loving me hurts

Im coutin paper like you never seen
Im doin numbers with these melodies
I get it how i want it aint no in between
Why you switchin your personna this aint halloween
Im sippin dirty but i make it look clean
You niggas cappin trynna make it look real
Im steady rackin up i had to get a deal
Im steady piling up i had to Get a meal

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from Life Is Short, released July 31, 2020

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Mike Shabb Montreal, Québec

Hands down one of the hardest working rappers in Montreal, Mike Shabb proves that talent, ambition and devotion make Montreal English hip-hop shine, inside and outside of Quebec.

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