| Hey, welcome to DA nigga
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| I really thought I was a drummer for a second there
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| Follow me home, see where I was rose
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| Like the one in 2Pac's song that grew from the concrete
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| Half a line in Del Amo on cross streets
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| Baby baby mommas strappin' babies in carseats
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| Niggas failed art class, still they’ll draw heat
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| Design a murder scene faster than an architect with a masters
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| One out of three niggas you know slang, that’s a accurate fraction
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| Sunday dinner denim for packin' a mac in
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| Cheese in the pockets of potential rocket scientists gone bad
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| Like good girls movin' too rapid
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| Had it not been for the social status we after, our
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| Minds could’ve been on more than after hours
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| Some of us become legends, some are labeled as cowards
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| Others fall in between, I say I’m a king
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| Now you can disagree or kiss the ring
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| Either way nigga’s kneel to my feet, don’t be late
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| And if you make it in time to hear the trumpets, I
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| Know you gon' love it cause I love it
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| What’s that?
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| My city blowin' them horns, it sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| Who wanna go 15 in a Del Amo park alley
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| Used to battle with the pep rally
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| Rest in peace Prospect, I miss you like a missile
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| I can vision you blowing up
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| I launch it in your memory soldier
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| Ask capital Z about snap capital G
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| How we used to wear triple A’s and Footlocker T’s
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| Two toned fitteds from Swap Meet
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| Prepaid Nokias would light up antennas at the AMC movie theater
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| Back when the bitches wouldn’t holler
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| I was short 75 cent, he threw me a dollar
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| Can’t forget J Silk, my ace boon coon
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| On me JT would’ve been proud of you
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| We used to mob to McDonalds every day after school
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| Or Shakey’s for pizza if our allowance would allow it
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| I was wildin' saggin' with the crips I had no business
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| I learned, job or no job your ass better be with the business
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| I became an alchemist over instrumentals
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| I’m Jim Dear over here, that’s the mayor say your prayers
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| It’s C-A-R-son, daughter, father, mother’s own
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| Turn my shakin' haters off and I’m right at home
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| And if you at home with me and hear the trumpets
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| I know you gon' love it, cause I love it
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| What’s that?
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| My city blowin' them horns, it sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| It sounds like
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| How you like your stay so far?
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| Is it all it’s cracked up to be?
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| If you ever caught the Carson Circuit
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| Ditchin' fifth period to hit the mall, then I hope you hearin' this
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| I do this for y’all, cause y’all can relate to me, you’re my family
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| If you went to Cheapwood, Frog Acres, or Bannana Lee
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| And still hit the ARCO on Del Amo in central for gasoline
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| Chances are we know each other well
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| Not the one for wishes or for fishes, more like good
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| If you touched ever Carson corner I once stood, then would you
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| Just open your ears and hear the trumpets, I know you gon' love it
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| Cause I love it
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| Sound so beautiful, don’t you agree?
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| Really feel like, really feel like I’m the king of Carson right now man
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| For real, nothing y’all niggas could tell me |