| Don’t change the station,
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| I’ve been impatiently waiting,
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| Pacin', welcome to the Danger Zone.
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| It’s a war goin' on outside
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| And my people gotta paint they faces on.
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| And what I gotta do, And what I gotta do
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| Is work and flip a dolla'.
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| Ain’t got no trophies
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| But I got a shelf of empty liquor bottles.
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| Not an alcoholic but alcohol it,
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| Can ease the pain.
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| Drinkin' all my problems away
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| But still prayin' in Jesus' name.
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| Tryna' turn our voices up,
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| And the government tones us down.
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| Now that gas is goin' up,
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| And the hood is goin' down.
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| So the hood is comin' fo' ya'
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| In the streets is hungry goons!
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| Comin' to a neighborhood near you,
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| Today or someday soon.
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| Betta' watch yo' back, watch yo' front,
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| And watch yo' side to side.
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| Betta' grab yo' gat, light that blunt;
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| The streets gon' ride tonight.
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| And I’m just gon' ride it out,
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| Til my expiration date.
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| 'Cause I go hard and the paint,
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| They softer than paper plates.
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| Make way for the revolution,
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| And yes you should be scurred.
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| 'Cause one way or another…
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| My people will be heard.
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| Show you what the soldiers see:
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| Embassy, Diplomacy,
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| Since seen infantry,
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| Shootin' at the cobra fleet.
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| Deploy shots, similar to airbags, whereas,
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| This hairpin, trigga' split a hair in half.
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| Body bags, fish it like Harland,
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| When I’m airin', tear a chair in half.
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| Watchin' Half Baked,
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| At the cabin by the Lake.
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| See the blue and white plates,
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| See the wood on the panel.
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| I may be Chanel Oat, Chilly O, Flannel Coat.
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| Warfare? |
| Never fair,
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| Therefore, I need finer things:
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| Like grenades; |
| tanks; |
| a couple fighter planes.
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| I’m decorated in medals;
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| Stripes like a Zebra.
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| And by the way, you rappin' Nigga’s,
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| I don’t like you neitha'.
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| I mean, «either, «proper gramma',
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| Pop a camera — man on that rap, DVD propaganda.
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| Yeah, Willie the Kid, I ain’t one for the shenanigans,
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| Nigga' strike a pose, leave you froze, like a mannequin.
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| (During Kid’s last verse) In these times,
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| The economy got nigga’s thinkin'
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| The worst to make paper.
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| 'Cause somebody ain’t accommodatin' nigga’s
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| Enough for they slave labor.
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| That’s when ya' get a Nigga' thinkin about
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| Ya' know he gotta' come in to ya'.
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| It’s when a nigga' throw a ski mask on,
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| Run up in ya' house, and wanna' do dumb shit to ya'.
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| Rollin' the dices with a nigga' that be strugglin',
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| Tryna' make it through the crisis.
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| It might just make him wanna' act up a little bit
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| To print another new gas prices.
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| All this fuckery we got goin' on,
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| Indeed it needs to cease.
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| How the hell is THAT ever, ever gonna happen
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| When the value of the dollar keeps decreasin'?
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| Easin' my hand in somebody’s pocket
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| (Fuck that!) I gotta' keep eatin.
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| Speakin' for everybody in the struggle like me,
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| We gotta get it even if we cheatin'!
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| Breathin' hard, my mind is blown,
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| Tryin' not to get evicted out my home.
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| But tryna' live when you know a nigga' broke
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| Is like tryna' squeeze blood out a stone.
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| But I’m goin' through the drama with DJ Drama (What!?).
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| I do it for my kids and mama (Who!).
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| Leave it to Barack Obama (Yes!),
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| Change is right around the corna'.
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| You tryin' to keep our people sufferin',
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| All I gotta say is if you don’t ease up this pressure,
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| I promise somebody gonna' pay!
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| (Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!
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| Pursuit, huh?
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| See Each and every day we all get closer
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| To the real meanin'.
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| Me, myself? |
| I always follow my own path
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| And now I come here to motivate!
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| «To be heard"means to say something of value.
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| So I make this my Life,
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| My Liberty,
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| And everday, my Pursuit.
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| What about you?) |