
Date of issue: 31.12.1990
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Interscope
Song language: English
If My Homie Calls |
Ever since you was a pee-wee, down by my knee with a wee-wee |
We been coochie-coo all through school, you and me, G |
Back in the days we played practical jokes on |
Everybody smoked with they locs and they yokes on |
All through high school, girls by the dozens |
Saying we cousins, knowing that we wasn’t |
But like the old saying goes |
Times goes on, and everybody grows |
Grew apart, had to part, went our own ways |
You chose the dope game, my microphone pays |
In many ways we were paid in the old days |
So far away from the crazies with AK’s |
And though I been around clowning with the Underground |
I’m still down with my homies from the hometown |
And if you need, need anything at all |
I drop it all for y’all, if my homies call |
«If you ever need a place to stay» |
«Well, alright, y’all» |
«Brothers and sisters» |
It’s a shame, you chose the dope game |
Now you slang 'caine on the streets with no name |
It was plain that your aim was mo' 'caine |
You got fame now you run with no shame |
I chose rapping tracks to make stacks |
In fact I travel the map with raps that spray cats |
But now I don’t wanna down my homie |
No matter how low you go, you’re not lowly |
And I, hear that you made a few enemies |
But when you need a friend you can depend on me, call |
If you need my assistance, there’ll be no resistance |
I’ll be there in an instant |
Who am I to judge another brother, only on his cover |
I’d be no different than the other |
I’m down to the E-N-D |
Cause it’s a fall in no time at all |
I’m down for y’all, when my homies call |
Word, if my homies call |
«If you ever need a place to stay» |
«Well, alright, y’all» |
«Brothers and sisters» |
Well, it’s ninety-one and I’m living kinda swell now |
But I hear that you’re going through some hell, pal |
But life making records ain’t easy |
It ain’t what I expected, it’s hectic, it’s sleazy |
But I guess that the streets is harder |
Trying to survive in the life of a young godfather |
My homies is making it elsewhere |
Striving, working nine to five with no health care |
We both had dreams of being great |
But his deferred and blurred and changed in shape |
It’s fate, it wasn’t my choice to make |
To be great, I’m giving it all it takes |
Trying to shake, the crates and fakes and snakes |
I gotta take my place or fall from grace |
The foolish way, the pace is quick and great |
Smiling face to hide the trace of hate |
But my homie would never do me wrong |
That’s why I wrote this song, if you ever need me, it’s on |
No matter who the foe they must fall |
Us against them all I’m down to brawl if my homies call |
«If you ever need a place to stay» |
«Well, alright, y’all» |
«Brothers and sisters» |
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