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raped again


Rape
Fiends are waiting for that cheating whore to get raped again
The wife of a husband he used to love got caught making love to three of his best friends
with disgust and vindication, he awaits for that two timer to come home
to find out that she got raped all over again like a vicious cycle of violence that seems endless
Having things done to her body
Getting touched in all her most intimate places
Againest her will, she didn't grant no permission
So that never again will she cheat or break his heart
Unless she wants to be
Rape again, but who ask to get rape
although her past finally caught up to her
no one asks to be raped again

Raped again
Yea, she sure should be
For going down in front of me
On that highway
just pass pelham bay park on the i-95 going north
On three of his best friends
Sucking and blowing their love away
Throwing their love and trust away
all he wanted was to see that cheating ho get what's coming until she was
Raped again
 

The wife he used to love got caught making love to three of his best friends
And now in his insanity rage of fury
he didn't care what happen to his wife until she
Got raped again
Oh yes,in his eyes, all she deserves is to be

Raped again
Raped by a extra mean set of H.I.V. infected fiends

you say that because you were betray

trust is gone, loyalty was dishonor

anger by infidelity committed understood

but under no circumstances, no woman deserves to be raped
 

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