| Check it out
|
| I call it, yeah, yeah
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters
|
| I saw my daughter send a letter to some boy her age
|
| Who locked up, first I regretted it, then caught my rage
|
| Like, how could I not protect her from this awful phase?
|
| Never tried to hide who I was, she was taught and raised
|
| Like a princess, but while I’m on stage I can’t leave her defenseless
|
| Plus she’s seen me switchin' women, Pops was on some pimp shit
|
| She heard stories of her daddy thuggin'
|
| So if her husband is a gangster, can’t be mad, I’ll love him
|
| Never, for her I want better, homie in jail — dead that
|
| Wait 'til he come home, you can see where his head’s at
|
| Niggas got game, they be tryna live
|
| He seen your Mama crib, plus I’m sure he know who your father is
|
| Although you real, plus a honest kid
|
| Don’t think I’m slow, I know you probably had that chronic lit
|
| You seventeen, I got a problem with it
|
| She looked at me like I’m not the cleanest father figure
|
| But she rockin' with it
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| Not sayin' that our sons are less important
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| Not sayin' that our sons are less important
|
| This morning I got a call, nearly split my wig
|
| This social network said: «Nas, go and get your kid!»
|
| She’s on Twitter, I know she ain’t gon' post no pic
|
| Of herself underdressed — no inappropriate shit, right?
|
| Her mother cried when she answered
|
| Said she don’t know what got inside this child’s mind, she planted
|
| A box of condoms on her dresser, then she Instagram’d it
|
| At this point I realized I ain’t the strictest parent
|
| I’m too loose, I’m too cool with her
|
| Should’ve drove more time to school with her
|
| I thought I dropped enough jewels on her
|
| Took her from private school, so she can get a balance
|
| To public school, they’re too nurture teen talents
|
| They grow fast, one day she’s your little princess
|
| Next day she’s talkin' boy business — what is this?
|
| They say the coolest playas and foulest heart breakers in the world
|
| God gets us back, he makes us have precious little girls
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| Not sayin' that our sons are less important
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| For my brothers with daughters, I call this
|
| Not sayin' that our sons are less important
|
| And I ain’t tryin' to mess your thing up
|
| But I just wanna see you dream up
|
| I finally understand
|
| It ain’t easy to raise a girl as a single man
|
| Nah, the way mothers feel for they sons
|
| How fathers feel for they daughters
|
| When he date, he straight, chip off his own papa
|
| When she date, we wait behind the door with a sawed-off
|
| ‘Cause we think no one is good enough for our daughters
|
| Love |