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of getting richer Then my homie Breeze set me down schooled me to the picture I was with some wild niggas put me on the game Told me if you tryin' to make
but they dragged him by his arm They took him upstairs His mum was tied up in the flat to a chair Soon as he saw, man he rushes over there I swear
didn't even run, he walked away (bust) 'cause I let it sit that day I wished I was there I would've clowned But that's why we axed your bitch ass
Woah Can't let external energies Disrupt my serendipity Literally The world is your instrument Vital like an organ Once I clocked I was a free man kinda
can stand tall There must be hope for us all Some where some where in the spirit of man Parson: #Once there was a time when I believed without
of the immigrant In the beginning was a fear of the immigrant He's made his home there down by the dark riverside Ohhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhh etc etc He made his home
When Europe was still in the darkness Our boats was big as the ark is The cargo was gold-tip spears And it sold by the load and it opened the market
on the floor cause You live by the sword you die by the sword You live by your word you die by some more If you play the game you've got to live with the score
Pokumon oh Pokumon what’s all the fuss about Pokumon Was it the Kilted Karaoke Man from the Pokumon Clan That started the game called Pokumon Let me
arrogant That money was staggering They locked me PC with them trannies and rat Man that shit was embarrassing Twenty three hours in the cell by myself Man
the game, lane to lane, and keep my pimpin' together Niggas don't understand by far back in the day It was 'mazin' and my brother put me up on Black Star
you and me? No! It was a truck backfiring, comrade That's all it was Those days are over, neighbor against neighbor There's nothing to be
you." I dropped $25 over there Say less I bought the beat Bruh the next day I hand it back to him, "Pillow Talk" Boom that was it He was like "Nigga"
this End up in the same game that we all play Just to show that I'm the man that runs it Cause I was never even in it from the moment I was born Always
the day her father said From the day her SS father Said it was a bother Black and brown, got him feeling down Red and black, kick that bastard's ass How
thought at night that comforts me is starving whoever's hunting me Shit, lucky me, to be rich in a world where nothing's free And separated from hell by
to be blessed There's something above me, I'm just a God of what's left, cut the check I was gone for a year off the fructose, Contemplating putting
more kids are bein kidnapped, matter of fact Ain't with the shit black, I was young when I did that There's dope in the Copa Cabanas, cock back
game And it's no shame she felt your man She probably on Joe Johnson 'Cause I don't never be on that Elton Brand It's YSL, she's fly as hell Tell
the game, but once you get on top Can you stay there?"
about them cats and robbers Hustlin' them 16s I guess I'm still trapping on them Rolex watch and I still ain't got no bachelor honors Man was from
This one sounds like a game changer, all the pain and the stuggles what made us Fuck being famous I was young and gassed grinding hard just to by
a stroller buggy, I'm such a dummy The guy next to her was her man and he said “LISTEN BUDDY LOOK OUT, THERE'S c CcR McN!” I forgot to look both ways when I
with this thug livin', will I escape prison? Penitentiary chances was an all day thang The only way to advance, and if you slang Then you'd better
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