| Uh, every king will be crowned
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| Trust me
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| Uh
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| This marathon shit, so let’s see who first to the finish
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| If it’s less than a hundred racks, it don’t deserve your attention
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| 'Cause burdens come with it, my second test was servin' a sentence
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| My first was make a brick jump like it was hurdlin' fences
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| Certainly, my last shit was a courtesy, nigga
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| And further, we had bustdowns before you heard of me, nigga
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| Shoeboxes stacked with racks sittin' vertically in 'em
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| I’m fresh out of luck, I’m here 'cause I deserve to be, nigga
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| I sat back, a vet, and watched beginners winnin' my belts
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| Burned my bridges, came back a good swimmer like Phelps
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| You know the feeling, young black male, what y’all dealin'?
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| Take your whole life to get it, it only last you a minute
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| In the kitchen countin' cash with cats with backward agendas
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| Put a Benz in the brick, then toss it back in the blender
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| That was us, next to a big like I was Puff
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| The good die young, all the OGs thirty and up
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| In Alexander McQueen kicks just to dirty 'em up
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| Money tree, branches break when they not sturdy enough, uh
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| See, I was good with the bad guy role
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| Water in my jewels, put 'em on and baptize hoes
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| Walk in my shoes, we got Shaq-sized soles (Huh)
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| We flatline those wack rap niggas wearin' half-sized clothes
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| What’s the dealy? |
| I’m only 'bout six hours from Philly
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| That’s an hour on the plane, I’ll make it three in the Bentley
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| My bitch keep sayin' I’m famous, but it ain’t hit me
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| I’m too ghetto, mellowed out, this Hollywood shit tricky
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| See, before I knew an A&R, I was weighin' hard
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| Back when Nicki Minaj was in a trainin' bra
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| You play this game, you better play it hard
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| The judge’ll give you life and later that day, he gon' be playin' golf
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| I’m from that era, we don’t pay it if you weighed it wrong
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| Back when your parents got your baby shoes plated bronze
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| We took hip-hop and made it ours
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| I sold quarters, just so happens I’m the author of your favorite songs
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| They bullshitted me, I played along
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| More bars than them niggas who got hit with the Reagan laws
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| Let’s go
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| Yo, when we was hooked in the hood, gettin' booked like literature
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| Kept us shook, like when the boogieman comin' to get ya
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| We was crooks, tryna cop more rides than Great Adventure
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| Any image we took, not a father was in the picture
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| There was times, not a bite nor swallow was in the kitchen
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| Real niggas made a industry out of they intuition
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| Facin' the darkest outcome, sprintin' to outrun the reaper
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| Trying not to be the food in the mouth of the beast
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| For whom the bell tolls
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| Crown kings in Adidas suits and shell toes
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| We had to throw a lot of body blows and elbows
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| Wishin' we could get from Snyder Ave to Melrose
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| Without the Dapper Dan bodybags and jail clothes
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| That warned niggas not to lollygag when Hell rose
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| We railroaded through the thicker things for gold chains and chicken change
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| No one throwin' flames, there’s growin' pains when in the game
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| And the blow, ashes in the snow, it’s no remains
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| Push the wheel as fast as it could go, we overcame the obstacles
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| But when you official, the block miss you
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| Even if the old crew choose not to rock with you
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| We was blue-black, stuck in the glue trap
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| I had to pull my own self up by the bootstrap
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| Where everybody play they own part like a tooth gap
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| And old heads teach the young hitters to shoot back
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| I been livin' proof that the pressure make precious stones
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| And real Clarence Avants remain lesser known
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| But anybody who question you, send a message to 'em
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| I see my seat at the table to be a blessed throne
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| Triumph and tragedy, his majesty muscle never atrophied
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| The devil is a casualty, sucker, you’re never catchin' me
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| Even though you been after me, motherfucker
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| You gotta bring a army to harm me, I occupy the capacity up
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| Decapitator of a hater in this modern day
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| My dossier no less, dealer spray Courvoisier
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| I’m Jean-Paul Gaultier, Tom Ford, and Cartier
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| Self-made, I fly vintage from the sommelier
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| On reserve, flowin' from the blackest fountain
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| It’s all love from public housin' to the Atlas Mountains
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| I’ve established the average to always bat a thousand
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| So after butcherin' this track, it’s back to countin'
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| The money generated from me leavin' microphones broke
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| Probably almost on par with all of Escobar’s coke
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| When I’m finished, I’ma keep a tennis shoe on y’all throat
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| Just in case you mention in a interview you want smoke, nigga
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| Two Fifteen |