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Phantom Powerless

from Burn This House Down, Please! by Jumi

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Cut the cord
These umbilical niggers swear that they plugged, on God
In one accord
King fronting pawns, so it's fuck the board
Blunt force to the chest when we punt the force
Fuck 12 for life
Wind on midnight
Gut the pigsty then chuck the core
Sus snake niggers been cut since grip
Like, get right sidewinder
Clench tight to them pearls
This right slice left him in a nighty night twirl
Righty tight twisting up them fingers on the wax only
Them phonies gram’d up on that app solely
Chuck stones, no hands
Cutthroat for fans
Fucked quote straw man
Go ham

Cinderellas in the ball swear it's all for them
When the glass shoe drops let the shards dig in

Lights out we never shade
Lights out we never shade

Wahalla ti de o!
Wahalla ti de o!

Keep cool
Don't sweat it

Ah!
Ah!

Afterlife of a don
Lights keep glowing
Come into the club with some sweatpants on and the shirt I woke up in
Never gave a damn
Only broke grams with folk I glowed up with
Split broke bread
Them the cold cut kids
Broke bones of shams I don't fucks with
Real pain for real
Window pane is sealed
Heaters out
Let's grill
Fuck it

Cinderellas in the ball swear it's all for them
When the glass shoe drops let the shards dig in

Lights out we never shade
Lights out we never shade

Wahalla ti de o!
Wahalla ti de o!

Keep cool
Light em up!

Ah!
Ah!

???

You have no idea what the fuck you started

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from Burn This House Down, Please!, released July 20, 2017
written, composed, mixed & mastered by Jumi
additional vocals by Airospace

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