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too many murders Too many funerals and too many tears Just seen another brother buried Plus I knew him for years Passed by his family, but what could I
Yo yo check it Unattached and calm sundaes and pills I palm with intentions to make it to the league Intrigued by two letter cars SE's
sorry for the sinning Couldn't wait for this to drop, my patience started thinning My team cemented solid, not surprised by the winning Stop and listen
my shotty His body is dotty I love my new hobby Scuff a nigga in the John Spread out your linen Lay in it Last name Doe First name John Niggas is
disappointing someone news We give up even bothering to look Mama called my cell phone, said, swing by later on There’s somethin’ that came here for you today
yours? Brother, I'm good, I stay with the Lord Bible carrier, that's my sword Matthew 12 so I don't talk John 19's why I never got caught Call me
fields and home, I dreamed about my mother, dear old papa, sister and brother, And I dreamed about that girl, who's been waitin' for so long I want
on the Tennessee Stud I had a little trouble with my sweetheart's pa And one of her brothers was a bad outlaw I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fudd Then I rode away
I dreamed about my mother dear old papa sister and brother I dreamed about that girl who's been waiting for so long I wanna go home I wanna go home
for Herodias' sake, his brother Philip's wife: for he had married her. For John had said unto Herod, It is not lawful for thee to have thy brother's
getting scary for y'all niggaz now) what's good There go the apple of my eye, my black butterfly Don't try to pass me by, like you do them other guys
But more with Gary Tyler's life I got a letter from His mother, said, "Please Say something to my son!" Truth is: Angola, Louisiana, you're the one
Tomorrow when I wake up I'm finding my brother And making him take me back down to the water That lake where we sailed and laughed with our father
Tomorrow when I wake up I'm finding my brother And making him take me back down to the water That lake where we sailed and laughed with our father
Hardy get away John Hardy ran for the Mississippi bridge Running and hoping to be free c deputy was waiting and he grabbed him by the arm Saying
Big poppa Lae I’m a big stepper Glock on my hip 'cause I know better Pocket full of money I’m a big spender Feel like Barry bonds I’m a big hitter
Now soon I was floating over Highland Avenue By my side was the Red Cross, the Pope and the President too Yeah I had returned like I swore I would
I, woke up this morning got ready to roll Put on my green bomber it was, freezing cold Applied long johns with Adidas not matching I called up Jam
the loneliest Letters from faceless haters Who'd love to see me swinging in my cell Why, I never saw a man Who looked with such a wistful eye Upon that little
all hard (We still here, word) This is for Medgar Evers, Martin And my brother Malcom Sometimes we be sittin and Wishing for another outcome My head be
oh At the gas station where I was Working my brother just got married And uh he bought a new car and His wife was having a kid And all this miserable
Everyone wants to be a cowboy Grab your guns boy Forty-five by my side, do he live No the nigga dies Zen, zen zen zen zen zen zen You shot your
O.P.P., how can I explain it I'll take you frame by frame it To have y'all jumpin' shall we singin' it O is for "Other", P is for "People"
Press 3 if you accept the charges, if not hang up [Ludacris] To my cousin Darren Ranch, stay up homie To my brother Chris Butler, stay up homie If
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