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KILLING CLARK KENT

I Give ‘em Clark Kent…
Because They Can’t Handle Superman X 3
Some day I’ll slip inside a phone booth
Show ‘em who I really am

Yeah I’m a mean mutherfucker
I’m the baddest man that you’ve ever seen
But Lois baby when you wear those kryptonite earrings
I feel so weak

I ain’t a farm boy…but I came down from the sky X3
Yeah I’m from a foreign land
But I’m American as apple pie

I’m strong enough to move a planet
God damn it why can’t I get it right?
And if my body’s indestructible
Than why am I so lonely at night?

I can’t afford rent
Because they can’t handle superman
Lost my apartment
Because they can’t handle superman
I’m on a park bench
Because they can’t handle superman
I think it’s time to find a phone booth
Realign my battle plan

I’ll throw a mini cooper to ya, Lex Luther
Man you better get down
‘Cause when you’re messin’ with the man of steel
I’ll put your body back in the ground

I’m killing Clark Kent
I only answer to Superman
Ain’t no more Clark Kent
I only answer to Superman
That little Clark Kent
He ain’t nothin’ to Superman

You can go ahead and miss him
Mohterfucker I don’t give a damn

I Give ‘em Clark Kent…
Because They Can’t Handle Superman X 3
Some day I’ll slip inside a phone booth
Show ‘em who I really am

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from Bedouin Cowboy (made entirely on iPhone 6), released April 1, 2016

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Muhammad Seven & The Spring New York, New York

M7 is a blue collar Americana songwriter hailing from Boston, MA and currently living in the Finger Lakes region of New York. The son of an Iranian immigrant father and French-Canadian mother, he and his music were born in the fallout of the '79 Islamic Revolution and the Regan/Bush era, and draw influences from '60s protest music, '70s rock and roll, '80s pop, '90s hip hop and 20th century folk. ... more

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