I Miss My Homies

About I Miss My Homies

"I Miss My Homies" is the first single from American rapper Master P's 1997 studio album, Ghetto D, produced by Mo B. Dick & Odell of Beats By The Pound. The single was released a month prior to the album's unveiling. The song featured Silkk the Shocker, O'Dell, Sons of Funk, Mo B. Dick, and Pimp C. The song contains an element of sample of "Brandy" by The O'Jays from the 1978 album So Full of Love.

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[Featuring Pimp see  Silkk The Shocker] 
I want ya'll to play this at funerals in the hood. 
Til all this black on black crime stop. 
Some say the blind lead the blind. 
But in the ghetto you never know  
When it's gon be yo time. 
[Sons of Funk  Mo B. Dick  O'dell] 
Sittin at the ghetto thinkin bout 
All my homies passed away (uuunnnggghhh!) 
Candy painted cadillacs and triple gold 
That's how me and my boys rolled 
How could it be? 
Somebody took my boy from me 
My best friend's gone 
And I'm so all alone 
I really miss my homies 
Even though they gone away 
I know you in a better place 
And I hope to see ya soon someday 
[Master P] 
I used to hang with my boy even slang with my boy 
Used to bang with my boy, goddam I miss my boy 
We started out youngstas in the park throwin birds 
In your hearse, damn it's sad to see my nigga in the dirt 
The game got me workin, got me perkin, never jerkin 
Still blowin dolja fo ya cause I know you up there workin 
Ya little baby's cool and ya baby's mama straight 
But today's a sad day to see the t-shirt with ya face 
From the cradle to the grave, from the streets we used to fall 
In the park you liked to ball, put yo name upon the wall 
In the projects you's a legend on the street you was a star 
But it's sad to see my homeboy ridin in that black car 
A lotta soldiers done died, a lotta mothers done cried 
You done took yo piece of the pie but you was too young to retire 
Why soldiers ride for yo name leave it vain 
Some Gs never change, damn they killed you for some change 
Smile for my homie Kevin Miller my boy Randall 
The ghetto persons that lost they loved ones to these ghetto scandals 
Take a minute to smile for the dead (uuunnnggghhh!) 
Smile for the dead (RIP 2Pac, Makaveli) 
All my homies who done made it to the crossroads 
(Biggie Smalls) 
[Sons, Mo B. O'dell] 
How could it be? 
Somebody took my boy from me 
(It's like I can't believe you gone) 
My best friend's gone 
(Sometimes I feel like I can't go on) 
And I'm so all alone 
(Everytime I see something you done left 
I really miss my homies 
(It just remind me, more and more of you, dawg) 
Even though they gone away 
(I just keep reminiscin) 
I know you in a better place 
(Cause I know you alright) 
And I hope to see ya soon someday 
(And I keep smilin, knowin I'm a see you in the crossroads] 
[Pimp C] 
We used to grip on the grain and flip them candy toys 
But I'd give up all that bullshit if I could get back my boy 
Off in the club smokin weed til 3, hollerin at the hoes 
Spendin $4000 on me on gators and clothes 
When I turned to rap, he had to chase the game 
Nigga told me, "see, leave that dope, cause rappin is yo thang" 
I ain't gone even lie, some nights I ride and cry 
Wonderin why the real niggas always the ones to die 
So I just smoke my weed and try to clear my mind 
I wish that I had the power to turn back the hands of time 
I wonder if there's a heaven up there for real Gs 
For all the niggas in the game that be sellin ki's 
I keep my memories, try to keep my head strong 
But baby it's hard to be strong, when yo main homie gone 
[Sons, Mo B. O'dell] 
Even though you gone away 
(Even though you gone, you ain't never gon be forgotten) 
I know you in a better place 
(Cause as long as I'm here 
You gon live through me and other TRU playas) 
I really miss my homies 
Even though they gone away 
I know you in a better place 
And I hope to see ya soon someday 
[Silkk] 
I'm just sittin here dazed thinkin bout all the times we had 
Thinkin the past, some was good and some was bad 
Remember Dante? 
It was a group of us, just a group of five 
Now three dead, one in jail, it seem right now I'm the only one alive 
To all my soldiers before me, may ya'll rest in peace 
When He took three, took my soul, just the bodies 
He at the crossroads guide us out to the rest of me 
Wishin I could rewind time like demos 
Me and you gettin girls, writin down numbers like memos 
Makin million dollar bets, makin all our money stretch like limos 
Even though I smile, it's sad, but they say gangstas can't cry 
But if I close my eyes and visualize me together 
Then I suddenly want to smile 
To see you laid down when it's yo time, when your time was up 
You never seen your child, but he's here to remind us 
Even though you was wrong, I never could belive that that was true 
You was with me forever, you could check my rest in peace tattoos 
See me and see and P forever gon be ridin and thuggin 
Rest in peace to all the ones that didn't make it 
And rest in peace to my brother 
We gon miss you 
(I love these fools) 
I know you in a better place 
(Every time I get on my knees) 
And I hope to see ya soon someday 
(I pray for you, I'm glad you in a better place 
I hope I see ya soon, ain't no more killin 
Ain't no more fights, and ain't no more tears)

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Master P

Percy Robert Miller Sr. (born April 29, 1967), better known by his stage name Master P or his business name P. Miller, is an American former rapper, actor, entrepreneur, investor, and producer. He is the founder of the popular label No Limit Records, which went bankrupt and was relaunched as New No Limit Records through Koch Records. followed by Guttar Music Entertainment, Take A Stand Records and No Limit Forever Records. He is the founder and CEO of P. Miller Enterprises, an entertainment and financial conglomerate and Better Black Television. more »

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