Line of Fire

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Terius Gray (born March 25, 1975), better known by his stage name Juvenile, is an American rapper, He is also a former member of hip-hop group the Hot Boys. At the age of 19, he began recording raps, releasing his debut album Being Myself in 1995. He became popular when his 1999 single "Back That Thang Up" was released. In 2003, he returned to Cash Money to record Juve the Great, spawning the number-one hit "Slow Motion". Following this album he again left Cash Money, and in 2006 he was signed to Atlantic Records. He released Reality Check under that label. He released his eighth studio album, titled Cocky & Confident, on December 1, 2009. He released his ninth studio album, titled Beast Mode, on July 6, 2010. more »

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As far as I can remember, whodie, dude was a clown
But he still used to be in on everything that went down
Hooked me up for two-fifty a pound
Shit I figured I could make a fire come-up serving sixty an ounce
It was that poo though, and I wasn't about getting played
From a couple of dreads probably in with the feds, he said
"We didn't come here to accept no loss
Me selling it to you wholesale at minimum cost"
Look dread, I've been around a long time
And you ain't gon' sell me no anything, I'm on mine
They answered with guns instead of with tongues
They hit lil' daddy up twice, once in both of his lungs, shit
We buss' back, them niggas still got hit
Fuckin' with some new Jamaicans in the bricks, who look like a snitch
So I played as though I wasn't there
I took a crucial lick in the pocket, but I didn't care, I was

Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire

All the shit that I done been through in the past few years
I think the Lord that I'm still breathing, and I'm still here
I'm glad I wasn't drinking when I had that fight
Cause lil' daddy would've probably lost his life that night
I'm a rapper, but I'm a man too
And I'm not trying to f*ck over you, whodie, I'm trying to understand you
There's only so much I can handle
You shouldn't never tried to use a nigga as an example
On top of that my people stole from me
And I was hooking them up, about to take them on the road with me
I tightened my circle with limited trust
Can't no outsiders come take a trip with me on a bus
I'm not concerned about you keeping in touch
My only hollers when I'm seeing you bruh, that the G in me bruh
I said and mean it, look nigga I'm working
I got something for you bitches, yeah I see y'all searching, holla

Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire
Living in the line of fire

Nigga trying to take me to court for stealing
Plus can't find another way to approach a million
It was funny 'til they subpoenaed me to be the opposed
These niggas ain't positive, these is hoes
You better watch them fellas, them cats is thieves
They stole one of Michael Jackson's songs with ease
Still I wasn't trippin, I won that case
Now the right mothafuckin' smile is on my face
And I teach my niggas how to hold they ground
A .38's an AK when the shit goes down
Dead nigga can't tell me how the shit gon' sound
We could quickly turn it into a complete ghost town, what?
It's not about me having a war
It's about me not obeying the law
But what's right? I feel right is when my children is fed
And they got a roof over they head, nigga enough said

Whoo Whoo, I'm living
Living in the line
Whoo Whoo, I'm living
Living in the line

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