| US Attorney James Kennedy says **** is connected to Buffalo’s Black Soprano gang
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| Other members are awaiting sentencing
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| Ah
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| The Butcher comin', nigga
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| Yo
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| I been sellin' dreams to sleepers, nigga
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| Tell the truth, that’s the perfect business
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| 'Cause in the drought, I was payin' double
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| For some work that wasn’t even worth the ticket
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| Plate scrapers, went to work to get it
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| Check my bank statements, probably hurt your feelings
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| How I’m in every verse admittin'
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| How I work a kitchen like it’s Church’s Chicken
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| What you know about takin' bags
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| 'Cross state on a half a tank of gas?
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| The first around ain’t a workaround
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| You gotta hit it twice just to make it last
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| Take a quarter, you make a quarter
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| Put that together, that’ll make a half
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| When the coke come pressed, it’s
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| Matter fact, I ain’t tellin' niggas shit
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| Who are these niggas? |
| I think they all overrated, I think they all are outdated
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| I’m independent but they think that I’m signed to Shady 'cause my jewelry look
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| like I made it
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| Just got a house, I need a brand new Mercedes, we kickin' ass like DaBaby
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| I’m on the grind, I’ll link with the plugs that I met one more time if these
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| labels don’t pay me, uh
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| I remember when I first told my father who I was dealin' with
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| I’m like, I told him I was dealin' with Benny
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| He was like, «Benny from Montana?»
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| He was like, «Be careful with him»
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| He was like, «That boy crazy, that’s the H block»
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| Yo, yo
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| I ran off the deep end
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| Kicked out my mama house, came back carryin' things in
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| I’m careful 'cause they give you five for a robbery
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| But they buryin' kingpins
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| The real trenches
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| War with the Feds, nigga, and I’m talkin' real business
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| For Duffle, was plea to a 20
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| They forced him to trial, he came back on appeal sentence
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| These investigations current, nigga, them wiretaps got me playin' it safe
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| Ask Earl Howard 'bout it if you think I’m frontin' 'bout that 20 grand a day
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| This the only block on the East side
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| Where the dope shooters all come and get it
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| Quarterbackin' plays from a kitchen
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| How an honor student gon' become a chemist?
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| At my mom crib havin' flashbacks
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| Ten guns on me like I’m Mad Max
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| Put the team on with the last batch
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| But you niggas never gon' be half that
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| On the road to riches or jail bars
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| With some niggas that I’ll burn in Hell for
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| I was feelin' like the cards was dealt wrong
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| Got my money up and put myself on, motherfucker
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| Sure enough, a few months later
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| It was like 7:30 in the morning
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| I heard some loud bangin' at the door
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| Benny went to the window and said, «Bae, it’s the police»
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| I swear my heart dropped
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| Yo, uh
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| Daydreamin' 'bout my past
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| Zonin' while I’m drivin', hopin' I don’t crash
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| Loyal 'cause you feed 'em, that’ll only last
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| Long as I’m ballin', Bulls vs. the Jazz
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| And before you niggas ever got some cash
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| I could put 200 grams on every half
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| That’s another twenty if you do the math
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| Carry zeroes over every time I add
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| West signed a deal, nigga, I was glad
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| Got me out the hood, I was down bad
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| Still owe my plug for another half
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| Every time you bring my name up, he get mad
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| Then I turned my flip phone to a stash
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| Six figures, legal money, that ain’t bad
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| Three-time felon, now I run a business
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| Every plug I ever met, I made 'em cash
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| 'Fore I rode a tour bus, made a fork jump
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| Thirty bands on me, made me sag
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| I can turn your front door to a drug store
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| Make any kitchen to a lab
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| Man, I hear these drug stories and I laugh
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| Talkin' 'bout the coke sales they never had
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| Pull up on a nigga, you gon' know the pad
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| Only house with a Bentley on the grass
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| But everything is different now
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| Everything is legal, Benny doin' what he love to do
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| I don’t gotta worry 'bout no more police kickin' in our doors
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| Our life is good |