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"WisDumb"-DeAnthoni Halton


"A wise women told me toss stones inside of tall grass before you step inside it, May be a snake in the depths hiding, waiting to strike, As soon as they assume that you are blinded by the sun's shining, That's when it strikes, So be reminded as you walk through this concrete jungle you gotta watch ya step, Can only pray advice given is advice kept, Can only prey on what's given when ain't much left, This food for thought, so sink ya teeth in while it's hot and fresh, Truly blessed to be apart of this generation, Even though saving it my only occupation, With the use of lyrics that worketh like medication, words play as prescription While the listeners play the Doctor patients." Halton
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