| Doc: «Oh that’s cooler 'n hell. |
| Hell yeah, 52's biggest dream man
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| You know his biggest dream was, me and him go party with you.»
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| On the trail of torn-out twisters, two angels on a mission came
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| Dust devils danced before them in the path of the hurricane
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| On the road to Oklahoma, through the flatlands from L. A
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| From the shadows in the valley, from a country where the lizards play
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| While they drove they kept the radio on, why don’t you singalong, singalong,
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| singalong
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| (Chorus:) Tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo,
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| tattoo Brother 52
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| Tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo, tattoo Brother 52
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| I don’t think so
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| A man stands behind his shadow, a man stands behind his words
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| These men are together with family to defend their rights in another man’s world
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| Most people stood against them, most people disagreed
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| With the need for all those weapons in our safe, secure society
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| Paint the words and the pictures on another man’s skin
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| We are lovers, warriors, magician kings
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| Doc:"Fuckin' brilliant, man. OK, here’s what happened. 52 barred the door shut
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| from the inside. |
| A gunfight started on the front porch. |
| 52 shot back. |
| You know.
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| .they come into his home with it, so he’s protecting himself. |
| The guy inside
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| the house blew his brains out. |
| Yeah, they made it look like he killed himself.
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| But, no one believes he would, 'cause he’s not that kind of man.
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| That’s all, I think, he wasn’t afraid of death. |
| You know, he believed in
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| something he’d’ve died for it, that’s what he did."
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| Some say he had it coming, others say he was sole to blame
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| But who says they’ve got the rights if any at all to blow the brothers away
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| A man got a right to wonder, a man got a right to dream
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| Without looking over his shoulder to choose the manner of the life he leads
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| One man’s thoughts on another man’s skin
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| We are lover, warrior, magician kings
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| Doc: «What they have done, was they’ve come in and murdered him,
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| for his firearms and his ammunition. |
| Just like that Waco Texas or any of these
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| other things, over here in the United States. |
| Anybody that’s stockpiling
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| firearms and ammunitions is a threat to the government, so the government wages
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| war against us. |
| They tortured him, he went out but I’m sure he stood up like he
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| was supposed to, you know? |
| They smashed all the rings shut on his fingers with
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| a hammer. |
| It was all an orchestrated plan, man. |
| The more. |
| the closer I was
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| getting to it. |
| to the truth, the more they got everybody looking at me as
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| being the guy that pulled the trigger. |
| And what they did when they killed 52,
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| is they broke the whole family up
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| That’s exactly what they wanted to do
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| They wanted to break all of us up.» |