| I had woke up one morning, cut the TV on and it was talkin' bout hip hop
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| What hip hop used to be and how it’s out of breathe now
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| I’m like damn, we in a new year, hip hop still outta breathe?
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| So while I’m in the booth, ya know what I’m talmbout, and what ya’ll grew up
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| listenin' to, is not what we grew up listenin' to, down here, ya understand me?
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| I get angry sometime bruh I gotta cool down, I gotta close up the trap to get
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| back on my mufuckin' P’s and Q’s
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| I gotta thank the Lord two times
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| One just for being here, the other everything wakin' up feelin' fresh air
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| I guess I’m lucky momma (momma) ain’t dead or in jail
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| I forgot to thank my lawyer, gettin' me off of twenty years (I'm sorry)
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| It like a full time job not to kill nigga
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| Try me, I’ll put them hours in to kill nigga
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| I don’t play no games, I got too much to lose
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| I got the whole Georgia on my back, I gotta pull through
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| I put them bricks down, pick up the microphone
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| And like my city streets, I’m goin' through zones
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| You not helpin' if you hatin', need to get gone |
| And like a light switch I’m tryna keep the south on
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at
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| I gotta keep on goin' (goin') I gotta keep on movin' (movin')
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| Like some boxing gloves (gloves) my lyrics keep on bruisin' (bow)
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| Any contender (contender) don’t matter the gender (gender)
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| This ain’t Bone Thugs (thugs) but no surrender (yes)
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| Wit the mobster flow (flow) it’s made for gettin' dough (dough)
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| Niggas they think it’s dope they ask me what it’s hittin' fo'
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| They say hip hop is dead, well I say it like a chopper
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| They say threes ain’t that way, why you think I’m gonna pop ya
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| The south you cannot stop us, on the low you tryna diss us |
| I hear you fuck niggas every time I hit yo town
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| Actin like its all love, when I touchdown (what they do)
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| Try to steal our slang, tryna steal our sound
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at
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| They say there’s a time for war and a time for laughs
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| I want what time came, I’m wit what time pass
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| They say down south all we do is make party music
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| Well through this song in this club you can die to it
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| While the drunkies zooted nigga we might just lose it
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| You ain’t know that we in this bitch wit them toolies
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| Cause you see us ballin' livin' life like a movie
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| And I act a fool so don’t try me dude
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| Cause we do the motorcycle don’t make us Tom Cruise |
| But like Tom Cruise I’m Mr. Mission Impossible
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| I can be rude and grab that chopper knock the block off you
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| But I’m being sensible, simply tryna talk to you
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at
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| I need to put the pots down for a minute
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| And clear all the dust on the counters in the kitchen
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| I don’t need a pen or a pad, just a mic and a stand
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| If you thought it was dead, then the south is where it’s at |