Raised in the South

Silent silent peace
Silent silent peace

[Verse 1]
My internals are Filipino tourniquet [?] a tip-toe
On a stiletto, I felt Geppetto
In a tin city that [?] may [?] half the hunger stories
No honky tory, no stock options
Cut the coupons too
Now keeps [?]
With family Thanksgiving watching Moulin Rouge
Now Mulan two
Faces sucking form cases
Cut the faces see [?] what's up from the prom platelets
Apex in the haxes, aggravated by a alone tactics
Paying paper taxes, out of pocket out of city
Like the stuffed it in the mattress our regression in a noodle breakfast
Somewhere in the jungle grandmama chicken honey
White rice with a stuffing, life in a germ [?]
Price in the sides of the serpent
Price of the rice in interment
Viperary jakes in arrangement
Coca-cola signs in a snake pit
Hold your print joy met the crack up coke passive [?]
Pacifist employment, America's new severance
The chirurgical gloves sweating internally sick
Utterly shrug had in the worst, semi-audibly heard
Part of me curved, thoughts yelling
What had happened to her, had it to happen to me?
I was a task
Hypothetically genetical pain
Keep crystalizing for my new strain
I'm saying diametrically changed
I'm diabetically chained to grandaddy slims
I feel the phantom pain growing
And can't help the feeling that it's showing

Silent silent peace
Silent silent peace

[Pre-Chorus]
He lost a leg
He lost a leg
He lost a leg
He carried you across the sea
He carried you across the sea
He carried you across the sea

[Chorus]
He carried my mama, and my mama carried me
To the South, to the South
To the South, to the South

[Refrain]
Raised in the South, raised in the South
Raised in the South, raised in the South
In the South, In the South
In the South, In the South

[Chorus]
He'd carried my mama, and my mama carried me
He'd carried my mama, and my mama carried me
To the South, to the South
To the South, to the South