| This that spit, that old fashioned flow
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| Pocket full of dirty C notes like old Cassio
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| I’m on patio so pick the rings to match the glow
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| Grabbing on that ravioli slow, winning back a jones
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| They see through the kitchen to the alley where that Jeeps park
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| Probably we alone ‘cause getting social with them street smarts
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| I show these beautiful arts to his body art
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| These other bitches be lurking till they got your heart
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| Learned a long time ago to never trust a sharing stone
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| Spot her in a Vegas casino then leave her there alone
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| I got the sirens screaming at me when I’m baritone
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| Whiling in that motherfucking…
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| A real rapper’s pulse match the metronome
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| I’m a bad boy but never combed my prop with a Diddy comb
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| It’s all praise to the kids to get their city known
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| Somebody get in this verse, I bet y’all feeling dome
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| I’m looking at these rap cats like nice
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| They looking like they fitted to work only fall back
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| And all the sudden it’s fashion, we wearing all black
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| What, no comma there unless you rocking for Johnny Cash
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| I make music with that ambiance and zombie laps
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| I’m Tarantino with my ladies feed all on the dash
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| I tell ‘em cue the strengths, I tell ‘em cue the brass
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| Our solo act, the curtains drop, homie, do the math
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| Got there with the… wardrobe 94 logo blur
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| Get up
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| Got there with the… wardrobe 94 logo blur
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| Get up
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| Got there with the… wardrobe 94 logo blur
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| Get up
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| Got there with the… wardrobe 94 logo blur
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| Get up
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| The art pitching flame, we done switched the lanes
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| Only property… like it’s a game
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| But it’s the stage, wrote the books, no pay
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| And in the new crib burn sage
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| As I stepped on the scene my whole mind stay changed
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| Crème brulee flambé in the amphibious way
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| She moves in mysterious ways… just get in the way
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| Standing on the beach, a wave capping my fate
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| I don’t use recipes ‘cause I know how it’s made
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| Today I don’t stunt on y’all, real talk, that’s the day I lost
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| I can’t afford that cost, my accountant called, I can’t afford that, dog |