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The Ending

Contributed by JuniorWise on Wednesday, 6th May 2009 @ 12:51:08 PM in AEST
Topic: SongLyrics



We all find the end credits at the end of things

Sometimes it appears unexpected

Rarely it's missing

Like the end of song we love calling an outro

Really all it means is that I'm out, Yo

I may be done with this record

Doesn't mean I won't start a new one

Next album will be a lot more special

Than the previous one

But that one just had to take longer than forever

And you have everyone waiting for the second one together

You say the next material that you make will be better

And hopefully that next one will get you more cheddar

The outro is worn out, like an intro

It's used on all tapes, but we're keeping it in though

The aspect of it is to keep the hearer hearing

On the next tape, for the intro they will be seeking

Look at my timeline, no in-to, no ending

Just every verse I write is pending

There will be an end to my set of rhymes

But when I start again everything will fine

I've entertained a few, and then a little more

And I still can rap, my throat never got sore

But I soared, past a few hundred miles

And people still haven't been blessed

By my beautiful style

Looks like I overstayed my welcome

So enjoy yourselves

On this road to become like

Everyone else




Copyright © JuniorWise ... [ 2009-05-06 12:51:08]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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Re: The Ending (User Rating: 1 )
by Fairiepsycho on Friday, 12th September 2014 @ 11:50:34 PM AEST
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Keep up the writing!




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