| I hope you learn to make it on your own
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| And if you love yourself, just know you’ll never be alone
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| I hope that you get everything you want and that you chose
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| I hope that it’s the realest thing that you ever know
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| Hope you get the pretty girls that’s pretty at everything
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| Million-dollar cribs, havin' million dollar dreams
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| And when you get it all, just remember one thing
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| Remember one thing, that one man could change the world
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| That one man could change the world
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| All I, all I wanted was a hundred million dollars and a bad chick
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| Imagined this so much, some nights it felt like that I had it
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| Back on the mattress, starin' at the ceilin' tryna connect the dots
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| But it’s hard makin' those attachments
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| I’m talkin' dreamin' so hard, some nights it felt like draft day
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| You know? |
| My — my stepbrother used to flip them bags
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| Outside the crib like it was trash day
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| No Kim K, but he bagged yay (Ye)
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| But when you’re gettin' fast money, slow down, don’t crash
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| With all the drive in the world, swear you still need gas
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| Look, think about it, close your eyes, dream about it
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| Tell your team about it, go make million-dollar schemes about it
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| Success is on the way, I feel it in the distance
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| Used to look up at the stars
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| And be like, «Ain't too much that’s different»
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| I be shinin', they be shinin', get your one shot, don’t you miss it
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| What you know bout' wakin' up every day like you on a mission?
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| And I hope you learn to make it on your own
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| And if you love yourself, just know you’ll never be alone
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| I hope that you get everything you want and that you chose
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| I hope that it’s the realest thing that you ever know
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| Hope you get the pretty girls, that’s pretty and everything
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| Million-dollar cribs, havin' million dollar dreams
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| And when you get it all, just remember one thing
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| Remember one thing, one man could change the world
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| One man could change the world
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| My grandma told me, «If you write your name in stone
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| You’ll never get the white-out»
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| I grinded out that black hole then performed up at the White House
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| Standin' next to Jim Carrey, we traded stories, then laughed
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| I said you not the only one I know got rich wearin' masks
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| Where I’m from, I swear they broke
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| They need way more than the cast
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| We need more than what you have
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| And then we need more than that
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| But how am I supposed to say I’m tired
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| If that girl from West Virginia came up in conditions
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| That I couldn’t survive?
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| Went to war, came back alive
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| On top of that became a female black captain
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| When being black, you had to extra-extra try
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| Way before James Brown made us proud
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| She bought a crib on the same street as Marvin Gaye
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| Right there on Outer Drive, and she taught me how to drive
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| And she raised the kids, then the kids' kids, and she did it right
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| Taught me how to love, taught me not to cry
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| When I die, I hope you teach me how to fly
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| All my life you’ve been that angel in disguise, sayin'…
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| I hope you learn to make it on your own
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| And if you love yourself, just know you’ll never be alone
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| I hope that you get everything you want and that you chose
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| I hope that it’s the realest thing that you ever know
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| Hope you get the pretty girls, that’s pretty and everything
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| Million-dollar cribs, havin' million dollar dreams
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| And when you get it all, just remember one thing
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| Remember one thing, that one man can change the world
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| That one man can change the world
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| Thank you for callin' me, been thinkin' about you
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| It’s all good, I love you grandma
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| Bye |