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pride And then she'd bring out that worn out family album Its faded pictures some with corners torn She'd laugh and poin and tell me funny stories
doubt that is what he said Then I told them about my album That is inspired by their stuff They even blessed the title Almost is never enough They said
girl) Hey DJ (on the request line girl) Play a record by my favorite band I like to hear my favorite song on the radio So I called and requested
not the one, I represent His Son The red letters in my hand were signed by royalty The red letters in my hand are not just stories see The red let us
These streets tell stories of the homeless and children that died Understand when you gone There comes another you So tread lightly because it
culture, build the homeless a home I'm not runnin', for Congress or the President I'm just here, to tell the world, how my story went You see, first it
pelt yo boo It goes, shot, shot, shot! Like Mario Lemieux Middle of the nipple and a aureola too Prepare to roll a few when my album leak And make like
profession. Can't be effected by the Great Depression. So if you want to be giant sized, Come to my school. Get pimp-matized. In your school, what do they
why' hear? Now you heard my story in stereo: About the pimpin' game, that you should know. And if you don't, it's alright, 'Cause I'll be spittin'
my culture with another called it fusion We at the bottom of the human chain It’s so strange how we living we ain’t living WELCOME TO AMERICA Land
the next generation) Now, as I open up my story, with the blaze of your blunts And you can picture thoughts slowly, up on phrases I wrote And I can walk
on the internet they underrate me Till the day they seen the headies nominate me Then they get online and they tried to praise me And i sold my story and the shit
visions Life ain't match what my dreams displayed, I felt displaced Half Maori, half hip-hop But your DNA gets hidden deep away When your raised by
up, Them blue bills all up in my wallet, had to switch it Okay Kool... You been riding like a rider By yo side you side you got that
loss will come across As a momentary moment to tell the few To tell a few, my hoolie' crew Through my time in Mecca I swore weather by my hand
My name is soulz and you are about to experience A mental spiral from a delirious mind Bitch I'm serious Before this album I was thinking of leaving
[Verse 1] Clouds up! Grey sky! Covering up my mind Blackout Horizon line On the coast of oceanside! By the time I reach the light The time will pass
styles, tell me how do it taste, iffy me to your crib on the way Yeah yeah Mic check one, two Aye Ready, set, go Yeah we active My generation fiending,
Umm, uh what the fuck, what time is it? I swear I parked my car, shit Aye, light hit my face sun brought the heat Open my eyes, see my car
culture, build the homeless a home I'm not runnin', for Congress or the President I'm just here, to tell the world, how my story went You see, first it
and my Story is rare Was calling up djS Letting the heat sing I'm upping in gold I'm outta control Got beat by my teachers In Haiti, I'm patient They
there was more to the story than that 'Cause she plays things down but according to that He went missing one day in the morning he ran She's doing
mother fuckers talk so much And I don't even know who the fuck you are so clearly All you are is some jealous prick 'cause my music's better than your is
took my hip hop serious Years later now the pen game is Furious Styles from a Boy-N-The-Hood Post G-Funk Era trying to do good What about Quik,
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