The Stolen Bike Plot Attempted By Dom

I know that dire lame dope head 
tried to frame me nicking his moped 
planned to leave it near my house 
after which learn of its whereabouts 
then say he saw me sneak about 
the night his bike was nicked 
when he would claim without a doubt 
that I must have stolen it
 
but he had to drive it up to mine and that’s when his plan went south 
he went and lost his balance as he fell off and hit the ground 
discovering when he got back up his bike wouldn’t start again 
so the plan he had planned out was clearly not happening 
so he changed the story and would say 
I nicked it fell off it then ran away 
as he watched through the window pane 
claiming that is what he saw 
but when you look out of the window the view is blocked by a brick wall
completely blind to the road where he says he watched me fall 
if you think he’s bloody stupid there’s one more thing to hear 
I was in Cyprus at the time yet he thought I was here 
so he still made accusations saying I nicked his bike 
when I was in different country and it’s a vehicle I don’t like 
he forgot that when everyone had a bike I didn’t care 
thinking his desire to own a bike must be one that we all share 
when I said bikes don’t interest me he said that is a lie 
the thing is I had gone abroad and that’s a strong alibi 
but if he had the awareness to realise at the time 
he’d set me up when I was able to do the crime 
and that would make it a case of his word against mine 
and I would have disfigured Dom’s face leaving him blind 
so he’d be left with eyes that work as well as his mind
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