Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song In The Name Of Rame (feat. Mike Marshall), artist - 3X Krazy. Album song Stackin Chips, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 31.12.1996
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Dollars and Spence, Rapbay, Urbanlife Distribution
Song language: English
In The Name Of Rame (feat. Mike Marshall) |
Uh. |
The Town is shifted like a pier |
an niggaz who got fear, of blastin, you too near |
I’ve seen big time ballas get took out the game |
of playa hater-izm, victim, but not my nigga Rame |
sharper than a Gillette |
'specially in a Vet |
always known to swang |
they hate to see a young nigga havin thangs |
but couldn’t stop, get it off faster than he could chop it |
told me one day, if we wasn’t signed then he would drop it |
I peeped the realest, and was choosed |
had love so I only bought bomb from 7-duce |
15 for a drop |
an a dub, click, boxin up trouble an the next nigga hoe |
I heard they tried to kill my folks, now what they do that for? |
it’s all wrong, |
see all the lovin got my playa potna strong |
he loved that Krazy click |
so I dedicate this song in the name of Rame |
a true, blue soldier in this skrilla makin deep game |
still they ain’t never been linked |
a potna infatrated, another potna that’s major deep |
was on the creep |
pass me the bomb so I can hit, cuz who ever did it |
they gotta know, and die wit it |
in the name of Rame. |
I remember back when I was dealin crack |
(in the name of Raymond) |
even the roaches and the rats through the cealing cracks |
knots whistlin his name through abandoned shacks |
(in the name of Raymond) |
but I would be a fool to let it hold me back |
In the name of Rame. |
It’s too much sorrow in my city an it hurts |
one loved to rap, movin them thangs in the game like EA Sports |
takin no losses or no shorts |
but what came first, struck wit a ghetto curse |
another victim, acquit them of playa haters thirst, but at first |
it was all laughs |
breakin up them stacks of cash |
livin life slowly, tryin to get rich fast was all I had |
it’s gang-related, I seen it comin |
watch niggaz start hatin that day when he flipped that box in the vet, |
bumpin |
nobody seen it, but it’s our hood |
I figure them bitches who did it consider it all good, but y’all would |
wanna live like shade |
get strapped in the game, an take my potna 'fo his last days |
think you’ve got it made? |
Nigga ain’t no runnin back |
when I put this gun in yo back |
detach 'em, attack 'em, to the point no picture come at ya |
put the pistol hold up on his shoulder crystal clear |
slit him ear to ear, down to the rear, countin in this hemisphere |
so fear me dear |
I hit 'em up hard where it hurts |
then put yo dick in the dirt |
the Flow-to-the-Matic-Nina works, but some bomb in a blunt can’t keep me |
perked |
I need a fifth of gin |
not bust a blunt again |
my friend every corner I bend, I’m thinkin bout Rame to the very end |
so now it’s all in his name |
a true, blue soldier |
in this skrilla makin, deep game. |
I know he’s tired of the pain, but he gotta keep hustlin |
wit two daughters of his own, and can’t be left out strugglin |
got to raise a family, so he’s pullin 24's |
dope houses full of hoes, hennessey, dank, money and clothes |
task kickin in doors |
hit the back door, they gonna be chasin |
crooked cops tryin to set him up for beatin all the cases |
an if he go to jail, next day he post bail |
then go back to the spot, to set back up shop to make that mail |
day by day livin |
an nobody don’t want no static |
A-P 9 in the attic |
five stripes, I’m wreckin traffic |
pullin a G daily |
watch how I pull these snitches |
suckas hatin, and wishin |
hoes on the ground from hittin fences |
the real deal |
peep how others do it juss to chill |
but he be on the block hustlin tryin to pay them bills |
flipped him a Vet an he was ridin wit the «skirt-skirt» |
hittin corners showin them hatas what the Turf is worth |
showin love to his folks, and tryin to make a dolla |
«Here's a blunt, let’s get smoke"that's what I heard him holla |
even though me and Raymond didn’t have the same mother |
I always looked up to him as being my brother |
in the name of him. |