His driver’s license said Gabriel, he went by Gay
He’d do anything and anyone to get his fat payday
He had the 70’s moustache and a tray full of ash
Viagra and cocaine tucked inside his private stash
Eight hours of on-camera sex was what he had
A waterfall climax until his pecker looked so sad
For god knows how much money, the gig wasn’t bad
No longer will he miss a payment on his bachelor pad
Couldn’t find this kind of cheddar jockeying a cash box
Couldn’t find all these greenbacks curing smallpox
Would end up on the streets if he went to school to teach
Couldn’t cut it as a field hand picking every last peach
But the biggest price he paid when he got himself laid
Was some protests on his lawn and some online shade
More DM’s in his inbox than he could possibly delete
Asking for a free fuck, on their marriages they cheat
Every judgmental eye stares some daggers in his soul
They know about every hole, terrorism is their goal
A Molotov bomb thrown through his front window
Before they even get a chance to try to fucking know
What his struggles really are, explosives in his car
Blowing every little piece of him fifty feet apart
Why all of the hate for a guy trying to get by?
Couldn’t win against capitalism even if he tried
No love from the police, not a desist or a cease
Not even a bodyguard with a wild pay increase
The world learned to hate, so they sealed his fate
Could’ve been a porno legend, could’ve been great
Everybody mocks what they don’t understand
Rest in Power, Gay Reynolds, in the Promised Land
Never did he know that he left behind a daughter
Mother was a fellow actress also led to slaughter
A kid in foster care never stood a chance there
I wouldn’t blame her if she was constantly scared
Calling out for her parents but the bullies answer
Wishing her to have a malignant form of cancer
Who is anybody to point and laugh and judge?
Roles were reversed? Life would be just as tough
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