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Backbite
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These days i often ask myself: "what`s the big deal 'bout the truth?
is it that hard to keep it real, too difficult to stay true?"
Indeed sometimes, just big words, when a lie comes along
But old friend what really helped me out was to think before i talk
So buddy can't you see our respect is dead and gone
Killed by this desease called backbiting someone
So friend let's stick together to negotiate this shit
Take my helping hand when you fall into a pit
Backbite, backbite - everything we get is hate and disrespect
Backbite, backbite - everything we need is to share and to connect
We've come a long way and a long way still to go
Lot i've learned, not so much i really know
But one thing is for sure, i had to realize
that it's all on me and it's my own choice
It's my own decision, i better make it right
Think about the consequences, introspect
Again and again, day by day
To evolve myself seems to be the right way
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