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have no inner city love Ha! And this one goes out to the foundation Set it from groundation From past to present to future generations Yeh man if you
knows all about Jesus met the Devil Hand in hand on a different level Slaying the brick foundations Confusing the grand expectations He knows all about
boo Lil hoes you went to school with, boo boo Baby mama and your new bitch, boo boo We was in the hood, 14 with the deuce-deuce 14 years later going
Every-thing I do I gotta do it major Spit Izm my game is 31 flavors Got love outside But my city is full of haters We ain't gone drown Cause we swim
every city, every town everywhere I go) You better believe it (that's if you didn't know) You better believe it Ladies and gentlemen, it's Boosie Boo
The city that I'm from It was fun, we were young and dumb Now we're all grown up The city that I'm from I miss the city that I'm from Markham
Yo It's a fresh one From GT Kay and Bill GT Kay baby Zambezi Beats Let's go From Lusaka city (Lusaka city) to Victoria City (Victoria city) Teachers
alignment Residue burned, mist of the inner-city Miscommunication to keep homi' detective busy No protection is risky Desensitized, I vandalized pain
me in my microphone vest And know I'm not surprised that my old [?] taking niggas to school, go do your homework Yeah, and I been going around in
got the city torn They control with violence but we don't You're immigrant just like me ummm Just smoke weed nigga be calm They'll miss a nigga if we
is his foundation Pimp hand waiting Still say his prayers hoping the lord forgave him He wasn’t that dumb A team of 10 by 25 He wasn’t that young
am respectful He whipping all that s**t out, so you know I catch a neckful Out in the city catching mouthfuls of vagina, loitering at Vinnie's looking
made me greater Now it's a vision made clear Future keys to the new school, that's word to my engineer Now Cup of henny, roll around the city Grown up
from Wall Street The World Economic Forum, the billionaire foundations And corrupt politicians throughout the world have enforced These so-called
guess that's how deep the foundation can thrive It was a cold afternoon in Baptist High School Yeah I was in JSS two A naive guy in the classroom so my
I tried to remain silent imagine that I'm from a city where diligence lack Characters recasts, and failure's a set back Success is as loud as a pin
foundation getting bigger Nigga take notes Hide the safe but you won't say Told you the safe code I was down, making runs Just trying to make more If it's
represents all of my city's desire We got the social classes showin that they separate Selfishness and carelessness increase the crime rate So it's more
the ones who be switching/ You can’t build a foundation burning bridges with niggas/ Them late nights in my city are wicked, at any moment you can miss on ya
to another An empire state of mind in which to discover Fulfill our true purpose conceived from a mother Who was a loner in a city many niggas died From street
I had a dream of living in a big city Big cars big money Poppin bottles on the sea I had to lay down a foundation Forget about the tension Life
entered the room A fist pump to his mates before he left the school On the bus home it travelled passed the sacred library Of lyricism glowing
the Forgi's on the old school, riding Chevy T-top When a nigga walk up on me, freeze him like a freeze pop (freeze) Feeling like a DJ, hit 'em with
fi di daddy Bruk it down for the Don I'm a don corleone Original master Old school master Yeah I'm a old school master Whine it whine it Love
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