| Work gettin' brazy
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| 183rd Street
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| All I know, the price of money still up
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| The price of love is down
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| No love where we from
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| Ah, we still chasin' it
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| Still gettin' to that bag
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| It’s the only thing that matter on this side
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| Keep your head above the water
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| Really though
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| What’s the price of love? |
| Shit, I don’t know, I know the price of life
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| And I could show you how to lose yours if the price is right
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| I’m from a hood, you gotta pray you make it through the night
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| Cut on the sink and pray the water make it through the pipe
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| My lil' bro sold a brick today, I’m gon' sell two tonight
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| My pops told me to sell whatever if you move it right
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| So now I’m too precise, we countin' every unit twice
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| Watch how you move, the dice-shooters must’ve the mice
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| I sent the shots and they penetrated
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| I ain’t have to lift a finger, but they resonated
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| Every movie needs a villain, I was designated
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| I put a shooter on my shooter 'cause he hesitated
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| Shit, I started off a shooter, but I elevated
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| And I ain’t never dead no plug, shit, I was dedicated
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| Every night I made it home, a nigga celebrated
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| Now my trap phone got more numbers stored than the Yellow Pages
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| I prayed to God for so long, it felt like the devil saved us
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| You turned your back on the gang and it had me devastated
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| They gave my nigga an L, said it was premeditated
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| Ain’t sip a soda in years if it wasn’t medicated
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| They put all these drugs in the streets, now they try to regulate it
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| They put us in public housing, wanted us still segregated
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| I went and took opportunities, I ain’t never waited
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| I scarified everything until it regenerated, really
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| Lookin' for me, I’m on the block that the killers is at
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| Real dealers do business with no feelings attached
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| Keep a brick of fetti stashed where the cinnamon at
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| I been a driller, I put niggas on that Citizen app
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| Yeah, I’m like Kev Childs meets Kev Liles
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| Shit, I could coach you through the game, I’m like Les Miles
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| How you a boss, ain’t never give your mom ten thou'?
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| It ain’t a load if you ain’t shop at least ten pounds
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| If it’s smoke, I gotta drop at least ten rounds
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| No bodycount, but they say it’s at least ten found
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| We was boys back then, but we men now
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| They got me started, I could barely put the pen down
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| When I was packagin' white, I learned to sacrifice
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| I was always after money, was never after hype
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| Now I’ma eat until I’m full or lose my appetite
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| I pray that God can forgive us all in the afterlife |