Search results for 'just remember by judge d' Page #9

What Goes Around

Nas

Stillmatic [Expanded]

2001

threes
Life is short is what some nigga said
Not if you measure life by how one lives and what he did
It's funny how these black killer companies is making

going on," he said, "I can just feel it in the air"
He went to get the hangin' judge, but the hangin' judge was drunk
As the leading actor hurried by in

(Facts, look)

My lil' bitch in the D, she a nurse in the day (Oh yeah?)
My lil doggy from the East just put me up on a play (What up, dude?)
My OG 'nem

Run them bands up 1 by 1,
South deshon road gotta counts my funds
Told me I’d fall still think I’m the 1
You can judge me but I’m still God son
You

God can judge me, only Jesus can save us
We in the hood lord save us, pray for us
After school, home alone, just us
Don't open door, ain't nobody you

word.’
	‘But dad, that’s what you said when I was seven,
‘When we’d just arrived,
‘And now I’m nine,
‘And I don’t feel any closer to that fabled sunshine.

Adios Hermanos

Paul Simon

Songs from The Capeman

1997

Maybe some of them had hopes of seeing me again
Some even said that my judge Judge Gerald Culkin
Wouldn't play it by the book
Maybe let us off the hook

I know you're not alone
But still you're not gonna 
Admit it or pick up the phone 
If I’d say I miss you you'd judge 
That I'm not enough grown
So,

We all are busy on ourselves
I guess we're all alike from that aspect
Just some of us are further than others

Do you remember being the
Fat kid in

MY DRUNK SOBER THOUGHTS Lyrics: 

By: Robbie Nova Ft. Anatural

Intro:

Yeah
It’s That Robbie Nova
Yeah

Hook:

Shots got me open like a book
Just

STAY WEARY FROM ALL MY PEOPLE THAT WAS BURIED MY UNCLE DIE'D WHEN I WAS EIGHT IT'S HARD TO EXSCAPE RAISE'D BY JACKER'S AND HUSTLER'S NOW EVERYBODY GANG

So don't you dare judge that man there that's your brethren (Don't you do it)
Was you always Holy Ghost filled no you wasn't (No you wasn't)
Just like

The 6th Sense

Common

Like Water for Chocolate

2000

Muhammad will forever speak
Greet brothers with handshakes in ghetto landscapes
Where a man is determined by how much a man make
Cop Cognacs and spit old

of
All time, known by the acronym, GOAT
And by at the end of this dense
Poetic verse, which just dropped on Friday
Jay admonishes his would
Be judges

tell our kids to just say no
Then some pantywaist judge lets
A drug dealer go
Slaps him on his wrist and he turns
Him back out on the town
Well if I had

ain't try
I ain't even see that note that she left by her side
I think I was in a daze when my phone just buzzed
My nigga B, same birthday, trying go

the sinking and the plundering of ships on the Spanish Main.
The judge he found us guilty, we were condemned to die.
Oh young men, a warning by me take, lead

of my oldest brother last year
Everyone was gathered around sharing stories and testimonies of
What they appreciated most about him
I remember just

never walk by my own
I get along with Simba, we was last and couldn't be found
Didn't fit in, an intern, here for a while, then out
I'd just rather listen

what a journey
I was just making music
Didn't really invest in my craft
I remember rushing the process
And getting laughed at
They probably still

judges and going to court
Seeing the riches, that's just what I'm on
Put my trust in nobody, my heart it been cold
I ain't been trippin', I been on my own

bleed too
Hallow tips split up his head and tell the Judge I ain’t mean to
You can’t cry in that field you by yourself
Keep it under my pillow incase

a bit
I just tried to find where my brother went
I remember being five
Outside playing with rocks like ma, how much is this

I am never gonna judge again

And from city hall comes the wire that said simply boo'
Here comes the judge, here comes the judge, judge to judge

Well I think by now you know how leftists