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too much plus you too full of yourself Worried about your career, you ever think of your health? (What did the Indian say?) A piece of land That's
much plus your too full of yourself Worried about your career, but did you think of your health What did the indian say A peace of the land, that's
When me say 20 roll out Yeah we well well wild Know my style From dem diss Me a fight fire And mia juvenile Tell yuh mia wild child Indian nu
the SAFE fund with no asterisks Trade equity for runway, I ain't got no need to ask for tips These funds don't raise themselves, You wanna split more, then
thought of cash in a completely new vein What if we utilized our funds for impact not gain Over the past centuries A group of old men said that all these
Heh listen I got a new thing like every day That why my bling is made of things That look like minute made Yuh, and I always tell the indian dude
still in the game (Brady) Know that these haters pour salt on my name Don't pay it no mind, it come with the fame (I'm famous) Now I got equity, plenty
overtime running up funds Money coming in in a lump sum I done made it out where i come from Talkin boss shit kuz i been one You can play around but i been
the oven I'm making funds And I'm doing this shit for fun What you know? Chillin with my homies and smoking a ton Boo-boo, document my life What is goin on,
equity Assets ain't shit to me If I ain't getting no income Shooting my shot while you sip rum Tryna make moves and get big funds Talk of the city what you
You ain't got a crib, but your car about a hundred grand Niggas with no life insurance, sadly that's the usual When you pass away its go fund me for
the saaame rights Equity Peace and efficiency Water and air Just show us some decency Terrible lies and empty promises Eyes on the prize So don't tell us
Where Natives save emergency funds Six months of cushion No drought can dry the currency up Can keep it pushing Where when all is well There's bread
fifty’s and Hundies Man I’m all about the cream What you mean I mean cho I mean doe Nigga I need mo Nigga what you mean Legal tender sufficient funds
All Indians are ma brothers and sisters Do we really mean it?! I ask it myself I see them struggling ! I see them bleed! This is not their fate...
Street, toa doh Lala chini Jeshi ya Fig Tree tulitoa lock hapo Equity Hands up, 211 iko live hapo Citizen Wardrobe, kila trao iko na yake Kubwa kubwa,
'cause Every single week she wanna bring me a friend Me love all girls, hey Short girls and tall girls, ha Indian with dishort curls I didn't mean
one of the organizers of the American Indian Movement? Denis Banks, a red man Who was the Jewish financier who raised funds to sponsor Christopher
Reminiscing to nothing, you ever heard, Iceberg Slim baby ride rims through the suburbs Funds come in lump sums never ends deferred Get money like I'm down
of ammunition and funds Mink, Rocawear and some guns Pelle and a fresh pair of Jordans, dro packs and Bo Jacks And Air Maxes, throw back some ones, no max for
check it Reminiscin' to nothin' you ever heard Iceberg Slim, baby, ride rims through the suburbs Funds come in lump sums, never ends deferred Get
equity Your family talking bout fun I know that this money my destiny I’m focused on trusting these funds I been locked up Damn I’m in the crib Thinking
on the hills I dropped a track, I made a mill Cruisin’ around at the Hollywood Hills Lickin’ your lips better sign me a deal Equity funds, put my name
don't give them much Killing any track and any beat I'm tryna get it up Closing on some real estate Ain't a joke need the cake Talking about equity
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