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Don, Malcolm X beat threat CD massacre, murder to cassette I blow the shop up, you ain't seen nothing yet One man ran, trying to get away from it Put
turning for the worst Remember one thing first I'm here for you Time and confusion Says it all about the world we're living in As the years keep passing
rhyme you took me back in time Back to the first love I ever knew Giving it over, giving it over Got my broken heart healed and removed from its cast
from my roots Boss up, making bank in the booth I'm never gon lose I got dollars on my mind Can't afford to waste time No one by my side, on my lonely I
could make me turn away 'Cause I prayed too long for someone like you by my side True love's not created in one day And with no rules to Give-and-Take
we're going Now, gonna tiptoe Gonna run right forward No, not the first time We've been run like dogs Oh, feel the flat bed In the foreign ward
the city with the G-block stainers And we got adopted by some fifth ward strangers You know what it means when I twist these fingers Me and you been
the city with the G-block stainers And we got adopted by some fifth ward strangers You know what it means when I twist these fingers Me and you been
Small time drinkin' getting high With them armies Just another knucklehead kid from the gutter I'm dealin' with the madness Raised by a single mother I'm
the scenic, ran away and dodge a pay slip Treat the booth like it's a clinic and I'm Doctor Carter's patient So, they calling me a real sicko, Ill negro Still,
Live and learn Life is a lesson And I'm gonna teach it First I'm gonna crawl, then I'm gonna walk Then I'm gonna stand, then I'm gonna talk
I've been on the truck for 51 years. My only friend is the A.M. radio. Sometimes the neighborhood children stop by, But it's always rocks and beer
And baby here I go It's like the first time watching you walk away Begging baby please just stay Feeling every second of the clock tick by
But I'm down by law and I know my way around Too much, too many people, too much (aha-ha) Too much, too many people, too much, Raaah! A castle
and ferb Double lock truck don't need no key to drive it Heard em steppin in the south but I'm thinkin they Just hiding Never ran away from the opps they
quick like coupes, AH! Feel the breeze And I'm Holly Grove's heart, the hood made me trill The hottest Hot Boy baby, time reveal And I'm momma's oldest
The kind of music, old-school funk It was the first time I got off the truck The music made me lose control The lead singer asked if we were having
that pound game on her, beat it up she deep in a coma I'm super paid, 2 shows a day My rollie gold, no time to waste What it do Berg, my fuckin'
The first will be last right now I'm just still in class old school had to seek then listen to Christ realize I was cold too looking for god so I can glow
shit away and I was the last one to know, bitch (ayy) I heard you comin' in, I was lyin' there awake Didn't know that it was you, got the gun right out
white enough Everyone will know That the tie I'm wearing Is a symbol Of how nimble mv mind will know Ooh-ooh! (swine suave!) Look out! Here he comes
back in the burbs I'm ready to splurge, about to put you niggaz in perms The first and the third, is the day that I usually reserve To get this money
But I'm down by law and I know my way around Too much, too many people, too much (aha-ha) Too much, too many people, too much, Raaah! A castle
threw different wards Giving away my demos From Houston to Brooklyn On tight ass beats Flying coach man I hate these fuckin Tight ass seats I knew
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