| I was born in eighty two January twenty third
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| I was my mamma’s only child
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| And to my daddy I was third
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| In a itty bitty city by the water
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| The town Oakland California
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| Pimps outside popping collars
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| Spitting game better watch your daughter
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| On San Pablo I seen it all
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| Caddies, Volks white wall
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| Young black girls, white bras
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| I used to tell a pimp I wanna be like y’all
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| They said don’t be like me be better than me
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| A straight scene from the Macs
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| But meet coasts and go rolls
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| How could you not wanna live like that
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| Six by nines in the trunk
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| Coming through with tremendous bump
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| Candy painted cars with all flavours
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| And they didn’t wear sneakers they wore gators
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p
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| I was raised by pimps and players
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| Macs and gangsters
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| Told me forever stay after bread and be about your paper
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| My whole household was full of game
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| My daddy and my mamma
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| My daddy had hoes, in the house
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| And there never once was drama
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| I got it honest I cannot lie
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| That’s why these chicks don’t impress me
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| OPM and is what my daddy used when he was stressing
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| But he stay fly suited in boots until the day he passed
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| Gucci hats, Armani slacks damn that man had swag
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p
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| In Oakland California there’s only three ways to live
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| Play ball, duck the law or pimp on a bitch
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| I did all three coming up tryna live like my daddy
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| I had a Benz, on rims and Volks on a caddie
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| When I said Son of a Pimp some thought I was lying
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| But when they seen that first album cover
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| Man it was no denying it
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| Now look at this album cover yep, that’s my mama
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| That’s madam Des, pimping ass with bands fucking up commas
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p
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| Son of a pimp
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| (P.i.m.p)
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| Son of a P.i.m.p |