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Detroit
 
  I didn't know what time it was when the sun went down
Detroit, Mission the bus downtown
Last I was fighting in the street
But tonight I have a girl next to me
In this cold world she brings me heat
(Chorus)
I gotta good feeling in a bad city tonite
I gotta good feeling that everything's gonna be alright
Some run, some fight
Detained in illegal custody spent the nite in jail
With a drunken priest and a hooker
$500 bill nobody know who was standing in the street
Like that I hit the ground to make a sound
(Chorus)
Bus dropped me off and I had to cough
I couldn't breath cuz I got ripped off
I couldn't realize by being satisfied cuz it runs so thin and that's why
I'm pissed off
We had no money, we had no time
She had the champagne, I had the cisco wine
She said "Do you want to come, you better hurry because we'll have hell to pay
(Chorus)


 

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