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Legacy of Kain

from Papaya! by Malci

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I'm wet from deep like a Papaya be
My whole apogee hard to get like an apology
All cuck rappers need lobotomies
Shutter Island- eye shuttering, slight shuffling
whenever you rhyming G
Need a car load of yard sticks
just to get a grip on dichotomy
Between me and the nigga that I thought I'd be
A lot of MC's speak like they still got they baby teeth
I traded mine for anxiety and stanky leaf
No one told me I'd make it past 28
No one told me these Playstations would depreciate
I'm in that delicate state accepting that fate
always sets the record straight, hope the SP can mitigate

I got a lot of dead friendships on my dinner plate
You ghosted, you should've just past way
(you should've just)
The el is a memorial but it seconds as the CTA
I saw you at your stop but we both looked the other way
Can't save whats dead, that's that necromancer surgery

You were from a past life
You were from a past life
Not sure why you pulled up to the show tonight
I've seen you in the worst light like
yeah you serving memory right
yeah you serving memory right

(let it die let it die)
This aint no Legacy of Kain
Why resurrect the same fucking thing?
(do better, do better, just do better) (x4)

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from Papaya!, released May 2, 2019

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Chicago, Illinois. Co-founder of the legendary Why? Records label

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