| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted trap, thought they wanted bass
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| Thought they wanted molly, thought they wanted drank—fuck them niggas!
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| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted gold, thought they wanted shine
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| Thought they wanted radio, bi’h, make up your mind («Yeah, ho!»)
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| All this attention, I don’t even know what I might do with it
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| That «Control» beat is like an ugly bitch
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| That everybody done fucked raw
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| Maybe you hit it
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| Aw, man, I’m more concerned
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| Why niggas been textin' my cell, callin' my phone
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| Ask me about this Kendrick shit
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| That he ain’t even really even diss me on
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| I ain’t drawn to all this propaganda
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| Rap shit 'bout as real as Santa
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| Now I’m lyrical all of the sudden
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| Well last year they claim they ain’t understand me
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| I’m buryin' niggas, and pissin' on they graves
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| Another nigga, other nigga name on your chain
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| And they call me a slave
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| Niggas scared of this country boy, lord forbid I catch a body
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| In the studio tryna calm your soul
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| Lookin' at your manager, I think Krizzle got me
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| I put you in the trunk with these subwoofers
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| 5th wheel in my shottie
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| I’m so prolific with these scriptures they might give me a Bible
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| Page 1, come here, son
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| Mind your manners, just be cool
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| I know you lame when you was in school
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| The little fame you ain’t used to
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| And it was easy for you to move through
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| English class with your own thesaurus
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| Like one of these days I’m gonna be a rapper
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| But all my verses gonna be borrowed
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| So I’ma take from all these Southern artists
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| That mainstream never heard of
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| Recycle all of they lingo
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| And make sure I screw my words up
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| Bravo for your swagger-jackin'
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| I’m overwhelmed by your dedication
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| You actually fooled these people into thinkin'
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| That your music was innovative
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| Frustrated, rap battlin' never got me out of no public housin'
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| You tellin' me I can be king of hip-hop
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| And they wouldn’t give it to André 3000?
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| Nigga, please, this award ain’t got shit to do with us
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| God could physically come down and say «He the greatest
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| My favorite, y’all should listen, he have potential
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| To outlive the heatwave I’mma send through this motherfucker
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| And rebuild for a whole 'nother other culture»
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| And that wouldn’t be enough
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| So fuck these haters and fuck these hoes
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| Damn right, I still mean that
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| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted trap («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted bass («Yeah, ho!»)
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| Thought they wanted molly («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted drank—fuck them
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| niggas!
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| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted gold («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted shine («Yeah, ho!»)
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| Thought they wanted radio («Yeah, ho!»), bi’h, make up your mind—fuck you
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| niggas!
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| Hope the hook wasn’t too simple
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| Either way—nigga, I wrote it
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| Yes, I made the beat, yes, I mixed the track
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| I am far from wack, you a one-trick pony
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| I don’t fall in line, I define what’s rhyme
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| Fuck what you was thinkin', bloggers they can quote it
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| Lotta rappers buried underneath my house
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| They know what I’m 'bout, you ain’t even know it
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| Overdosed on hocus-pocus, jibber-jabber
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| Snap on my stature was firebreathin' dragon
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| King of every castle, how you signin' rappers?
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| All these labels must be givin' out a raffle
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| Wranglin' like cattle, keep a nigga shackled
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| Leavin' people baffled, tap dance nigga
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| Misleadin' all of your rap fans, nigga
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| Might as well just do a lap dance, nigga
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| Sap ass nigga
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| Do whatever for some dap ass nigga
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| I ain’t got time
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| To watch out for children, stay out my kitchen
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| The shit that I’m cookin' ain’t meant for your kind
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| Crackin' and bashin' the shit out your spine
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| King with a crown, humble and tall
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| Tyrants never keep quiet, they’d rather be violent
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| So I’m beheading them all
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| The lay of the land, I’m settin' fire to buildings and bridges
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| You ain’t sell out a show until you sell out one in Mississippi
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| What’s good for hip-hop may not be good for my soul
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| So, I keep flexin', wreckin', for the people that respect it
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| Check it, fuck your «Control»
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| (Are you not entertained!)
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| Bi’h!
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| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted trap («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted bass («Yeah, ho!»)
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| Thought they wanted molly («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted drank—fuck them
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| niggas!
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| Now they wanna hear a country nigga rap
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| Five albums in, I swear a country nigga snap
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| Thought they wanted gold («Yeah, ho!»), thought they wanted shine («Yeah, ho!»)
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| Thought they wanted radio («Yeah, ho!»), bi’h, make up your mind—fuck you
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| niggas!
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| Yeah, ho
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| Yeah, I said it, «Fuck them niggas!»
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| Yeah, I said it, «Fuck them niggas!»
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| Yea, I said it, «Thought they wanted radio
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| Bi’h, make up your mind—fuck them niggas!» |