| Be like that, it just be like that
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| Baby tell me why it’s gotta be like that
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| I wasn’t sleepin I was creepin', slidin', hidin'
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| I would like the girl behind me roll up a bad time thinkin'
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| Mentally sinkin', presently brinkin'
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| Two decades and a half makin' a path for mine to follow
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| The world is hollow, yet it’s full of crap prepare to gamble
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| I give you a handful of chips and tips
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| For what’s to come, I cried a ton of tears
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| Drunk a ton of beers, that’s fun at first
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| But learned to persevere throughout the years
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| Kept my ears open, eyes scoping mouth locked
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| Don’t rock the boat if you can’t swim
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| Nobody may be there with the limb to lend
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| This is the end, still I can’t explain the fact
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| Why the fuck shit gotta be like that?
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| Know what, I said it
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| Hear me clearin' over so severe and dreaded
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| That they need to be beheaded
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| Why? |
| I’m readily, steadily stimulating and mutilating
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| All sloppily copied imitations, cause they irritatin'
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| So I’m intimitading them over the snare
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| With simply a stare
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| Bringin them turbulent terror
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| And they know this ‘cause they can feel it
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| He knew that it was mine still the sucker tried to steal it
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| So I had to reveal it, through provin'
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| That I am astonishing and fly
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| And by just blinking my eye
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| In a flash I flush out the face, layin' low-key
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| Trained eyes locate to focus on the phony
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| Mister sometime-homey, why he act like that
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| I thought he had my back
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| I thought he had our backs
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| But it was him who I should’ve never trusted
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| And not at least till he got his attitude adjusted
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| Or mouth busted for acting all dusted, but bust this
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| Now when I’m out I seek and thought out the whole scene
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| For all sinister types, sneaks that scheme
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| They come into my face, I send them tightmen home
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| When they be suffering from the double-agent syndrome
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| Why it gotta be like that?
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| Sometimes this world means everything to me
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| The inside is lovely to these eyes I see
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| And sometimes in my mind all I wanna do is cry
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| Highly up-set but nothing drops from my eye
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| Those drain out my skin cause I’m pissed from within
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| I see a situation now and all I do is grin
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| People think I’m high but I’m mentally travelling
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| Aging is your times cause life’s unraveling
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| While I’m straddlin' walls up this fuckin' mic
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| I hate to be a pilot crashin' in a flight
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| People need to know about this thing called life
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| Cause if you see the light then life’s alright
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| So can you dig it?
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| I jumps inside the jeep as I embark on my dark mission
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| Popped in my freestyle tapes, started reminiscing
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| About my little homie, who was raised in Wyoming, wanted to be famous
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| So he came to Californey on the microphony
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| He was super bad and what not
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| But he was the kinda fella to follow fads that was hot
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| He became too fascinated with that gang related flavor
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| That he modificated, rearranged his behavior
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| He hooked up quick with the influential slang
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| Gangsta-stroll, cornrolls; |
| the whole shabbang
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| Braggin' and boastin, boastin' and braggin
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| How he mostly be hangin' with baby gees I was baggin'
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| Like why you tryin' to ride up on the bandwagon
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| Hopin' they’d hit him in the head, but he steady saggin'
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| Like he a hog
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| Creepin' through the smog
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| Smokin' on some indo sippin' on a cup of O-Dog
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| Like most who come to this West Coast society
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| Try to be because they think it’s fly to be a menace
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| So what a relic way to end this
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| Got rolled up when he was strolling
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| On a Sunday at the Venice
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| Some niggas never listen they gotta learn their lesson
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| The hard way I’m guessin' yessin'
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| Deedy as I hit the Beady and make a right on Weston
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| Pops in my head the proverbial question |