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The Interview Lyrics by Jon Murdock

Dark City, Part 1

2010

[Lex Starwind]
Eyes open vision hasty, lights burn make my sights turn
A tall fat brunette bitch with a slight perm
Watches and reacts in amazement, I'm dazed kid
Looks like a nurse, makes me the hospital patient
My heart starts racin', my mouth salivatin'
As I vomit on the pavement try to speak, couldn't say shit
Half wasted and left for dead
All I remember is those eyes and what the fuck they said

[Jon Murdock]
(Long ago) I did a stick on this kid
Caught one to the chest, didn't think that he would live
Hard to kill, in a coma for six years
Change my life, have a family now, that's in the past
Some nights I lay in bed with cold sweats
Waking up out of my sleep, scared to death from nightmares
What if he wakes up? What if the Jakes come
Kick down the door? What if he never wakes up?
This shit stays on my mind all the time when I drive, when the cops pull behind
For a traffic stop, I'm staring at the cop
Thinking he's gon' grab some cuffs, but it never happens plus
This paranoia got me
Sometimes I see a face, I thinking it's the same face but it ain't, nah
I wake up every morning for work
Same store, same coffee, same talk with the clerk
I read the local paper over and over
I seen the headlines today, "Man Awakes From a Coma"

[Lex Starwind]
Officer So and So, look, I don't know
Can't remember who shot me, left me leaking on the flo'
Heard him creeping through the do', can't picture the face
Left the scene without a fingerprint, evidence not a trace
Was fronting for the Jakes, never forget the cat
Dark City, J Murdock's dead, dirty rat
Planned attack, six months physical therapy
Blueprinted the terrain, committed the memory
Got the address sent to me, plotted the schedule
Six years a long time scheming how I'm gon' get you

[Jon Murdock]
It's been five months, still no knock at the door
No homicide detective, no questions at all
What's going on? He might've not remembered
This motherfucker's been gone since November
December, January, February, March
April's almost here, no signs of him at all
I guess it's cool now, I guess it cooled down
Not knowing that he's about to make a move now

[Lex Starwind]
Pull up in a light grey Escort, bad shots
Nine three edition, switch for the stash box
Black mask, gloves, duct tape and a razor
P89, flashlight, and a Taser
Yeah I owe you a favor, no neighbor, the lights are out
Picked the lock, clicked the Glock, tip toed right in the house
Real long ago, I remember the past
When you crept up in the kitchen, tried to murder my ass
Seen a light at the end of the hall, started to sweat y'all
Crept behind the table, dining room like a mess hall
Heard footsteps crept slow, who [?]
Can't freeze up now, strike quick the death blow
But hesitated, had to see those eyes again
Dip behind the door where I guess I'll hide again

[Jon Murdock]
I was lying in my bedroom and woke up thirsty
Not knowing that the man I attacked was gonna murk me
I'm walking down the hall, no thoughts at all
I heard the hardwood floor start to creak while I walk
But it was out of place, this sound was in the distance
My enemy jumped out and waved the gun persistent
I rushed him, the gun fell, slipped under the table
We both reached out, tried to grab it, wasn't able
His mask came off, "I recall that I saw you"
That's what he said when I shot him, it was awful
Glass breaking, hands flyin', the pistol we was eyein'
Reaching out, we were tryin'
Both got closer, grabbed it, the gun cocked
It's waving both ways, a pistol that off one shot

About “The Interview” by Jon Murdock

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