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Pantera ~ Regular People (Conceit)


I've trampled on that road That you think you own You have that "smart ass" attitude It's time to stop the fiction I live it every day While you're mind's far away I'm out here putting pride on the line And you case on me with pure respect One chance at one thing Hard time is coming My time, your pain I reign on you (Pre) You think you own I take away Take it with me You think you own I took away Made it my own (Chorus) Most regular people would say it's hard And any streetwise son of a bitch knows Don't fuck with this The so many times You practice in your mirror To be just like me But you just can't see You ain't got the balls, son I fight for love of brother Your friends fight one another You can't see because your head's up your ass And just in cast you think you're bad I crush your rush I rule YOU fool I'm immovable stone in your world of weak -- I speak (Pre) (Chorus) more free lyrics

I've trampled on that road
That you think you own
You have that "smart ass" attitude
It's time to stop the fiction

I live it every day
While you're mind's far away
I'm out here putting pride on the line
And you case on me with pure respect
One chance at one thing
Hard time is coming
My time, your pain
I reign on you

(Pre)
You think you own
I take away
Take it with me
You think you own
I took away
Made it my own

(Chorus)
Most regular people would say it's hard
And any streetwise son of a bitch knows
Don't fuck with this

The so many times
You practice in your mirror
To be just like me
But you just can't see
You ain't got the balls, son

I fight for love of brother
Your friends fight one another
You can't see because your head's up your ass
And just in cast you think you're bad
I crush your rush
I rule YOU fool
I'm immovable stone in your world of weak -- I speak

(Pre)

(Chorus)

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