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Thick & Thin

from Smoke Stack by Stick Figure

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Thick and Thin

open up your eyes, get lost, step out of your mind. it feels good, I promise
feeling up the vibe, there ain't no where to go
all i ever wanted is for you to know
that god-dammit, I'm so out of it
its just another dream, your part of it
you cant take this gun away from me
I fall back to sleep, there is nothing left for me
i'll show you around the block, stay close
I lye away, then I fall asleep
always on my mind, always in my dream
its where i want to be, its where i want to be.
take me to that place, thats where i want to be.
im so wasted, still the time is wasting
my heart it keep racing, but never off the pace
this time we on mission, packed with ammunition
its always keeps me going, always keeps me going
wake up, bright lights flash in front me
this was dream but now it is reality
i lost touch a very long, all wanted is something so beautiful
for a minute you were gone, but now got back.
and all the reasons you have given me i have given back
hold it close, dont ever let it slip away
through thick and the thin, you have forgive me

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from Smoke Stack, track released November 3, 2009

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Stick Figure Oakland, California

Stick Figure is back with his 7th studio album, “Wisdom”, released September 9th, 2022, featuring the distinctive sound that has redefined American reggae. In signature Stick Figure style, Wisdom can bring peace and happiness in the dark moments as well as in the good times, and the benefits of the music can stay with the listener long after the record has stopped spinning. ... more

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