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How close did you get? Y'all be chalking that nigger if wee-beyain't pop up at the last second. Remember when we last talked? You were gonna lay back,let us work our case. I said I'd do what I can. Still, I thought I might let y'all knowavon's people got in contact talking about how theywant to end the beef. - They offered me some kind of amnesty.- Amnesty? Look, I chill out on the manhunt and stop hitting them in the headfor they product, - they gonna call off the bounty.- Take the truce, Omar. I might, if they ain't trying to play me. - They said they want to parley on it.- Parley? Look, I don't know, man, but right nowI need some assistance from y'all
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How close did you get
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Y'all be chalking that nigger if wee bey ain't pop up at the last second
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Remember when we last talked
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You were gonna lay back let us work our case
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I said I'd do what I can
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Still I thought I might let y'all know avon's people got in contact
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talking about how they want to end the beef
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They offered me some kind of amnesty Amnesty
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Look I chill out on the manhunt
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and stop hitting them in the head for they product
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they gonna call off the bounty Take the truce Omar
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I might if they ain't trying to play me
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They said they want to parley on it Parley
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Look I don't know man but right now I need some assistance from y'all
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Movie Summary
Told from the points of view of both the Baltimore homicide and narcotics detectives and their targets, the series captures a universe in which the national war on drugs has become a permanent, self-sustaining bureaucracy, and distinctions between good and evil are routinely obliterated.