“It hurts but I never show
This pain you'll never know
If only you could see just how lonely and how cold and frostbit I've become
My back's against the wall
When push come to shove I just stand up and scream: "Fuck 'em all!"”

— Eminem

"Drop the World" (featured on Lil Wayne's Rebirth, 2009)
2000s

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