an up and down Bye bye Mother, Sister Mother, Sister Why did you put your head in? [...] It's all a diminished return Now Floorboard Creaks Mother, Sister Mother, Sister
Translation: The Fall. Mother-sister!.
you, more precious than you Girl, you are close to me just like my mother Close to me just like my father Close to me just like my sister Close to me
Does she not know the earth is old? And doesn't care if one small girl wants things to grow She needs a friend She needs a Father, brother, sister, Mother
fall They hope I'm heading for a fall Peter says Julie says I think it's time you stopped stalling We think it's time you start falling Fall Mother
[Verse:] A woman young raised by a, a brother sister, sister, mother, father's love she finds strength the trials of living life fighting for equal rights
be a player Players Always can't be players Players are the bored I hate to say Nine out of ten don't know the play Falling in, falling out, does it
nights Now that I'm in charge At first no one gave me the time of day Now I'm left on my own to show the way My sisters, brothers from other mothers
one who has seen action not only at Arlington Park, but at Belmont, Aqueduct and Bay Meadows. The Devil falls for Martha hard; as only a middle-aged man can fall
but take a look at my family cause the apple don't fall too far from the tree ever since my mother was pregnant with her second egg cause she said that i had a baby sister
Daddy don't want you to see but you see just as much as he did We did not plan it to be this way, your mother and me But things have got so bad between
hope you can hear me homey wherever you are Yo I'm tellin' you dawg, I'm bailin' this trailer tomorrow Tell my mother I love her, kiss baby sister goodbye
now that life is worser man A nigga slow caking I'm broke trying to chase a dream You just got probation And I'm stressed Your little sister pregnant
say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice I say the darker the flesh then the deeper the roots I give a holler to my sisters on welfare Tupac
he would die? I mean shit he bought you things and gave you diamond rings But them things wasn't worth none of the pain that he brings And you stayed, what made you fall
again You help me spread my wings so i could fly again And for that, I love you like my mother You always stay close to my heart like my sister and
rest of his friends I give him a pound, oh, I mean I shake his hand He's the neighborhood drug dealer, my man I go upstair and hug my mother Kiss my sister
