Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Where We Started, artist - Bizarre. Album song DJ Smokey Gray Presents Compilation Album Volume 8, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 04.05.2016
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: No Money
Song language: English
Where We Started |
Everybody got a little story they gotta tell |
Niggaz ain’t heard my shit… hahaha |
The life of Bizarre… what! |
Hip hop, that’s the way of life (Word?) |
If you think you’re nice, then go grab the mic (Grab it!) |
Let me tell you my story, 'cause everybody got one |
Grab a pen and pad and start to jot some |
Always told myself that I would never be losin' |
Man I ain’t had no hood, my mother was always movin'(Damn!) |
From Detroit to Texas, Texas to Detroit (C'mon!) |
God damn, Mama, what’s the point? |
(the fuck?) |
So I would go in my room and pack my little bags (Aughh!) |
Jump in the truck with my step-dad |
When I was ten years old, I started to feel the hunger |
Got a little older, man, the force got stronger (Yeah!) |
And me and my rap partner wasn’t seein’eye to eye |
So he picked up and started a group with some other guys (Haha) |
This is hip hop… man, I won’t stop |
Yo Big Boi (What up?) Gimme a beatbox |
Hip hop, hip hop |
Hip hop |
Hip hop |
Hip hop |
From the hip hop shop to Maurice Malone (Uh-huh) |
Ten years later, I’m still in the zone (Word?) |
7 Mile and ??? |
where a star was born (Yeah!) |
United we stand, divided we swore (D-12!) |
And hell yeah, I lived in my car (Yeah!) |
Bitch, I was homeless, I would have slept in a jar (Hahahaha) |
And Dirty Management, I wish all the best |
But me and my niggas, we had to do what’s best (That's right) |
It was a mess, all them taxes and accounts (What?) |
Checks started to bounce, niggas couldn’t buy an ounce (Hell yeah) |
And now that we platinum, they diss our name (What?) |
Like we won’t go to the car and get them thangs |
And beef, sometimes you don’t have a choice |
To the fight with Whitey Ford to the beef with Royce (What?!) |
To the Ja Rules, Benzinos, and niggas in the club |
To the e-dubs and niggas you ain’t heard of And man, I don’t know how to use a gun (Naw) |
But I’ll learn quick if the fuckin’beef come! |
Man, I thought this was supposed to be hip hop, hip hop |
I’d rather be fishin’in flip flops, flip flops |
Or cross over to country like Kid Rock, did, I Can’t see no country singers beefin’over some guitar |
Riff that Willie Nelson lifted from Bob Seger |
When I was younger I was so eager |
To have a gun I would do the same |
Couldn’t wait to get to the shootin’range |
Me and my man Goofy Gary just tryin’to let loose some steam |
Muthafuckas laughin''cause I couldn’t aim |
So I’d pull the fuckin’target closer and just shoot the thang |
I used to have this theory: keep three bullets in the gun |
It was a mandatory year up here in Michigan |
For each bullet if you got no CCW license |
I tried to apply for one, they said it’d take 5−6 months |
What the fuck am I supposed to do mean time when rivals come? |
Hide that sumbitch in the glovebox or inside the trunk |
Now, back to what my three-bullet theory was |
I’m triple platinum, I ain’t tryin’to catch no murder one |
Figured I’d shoot to wound, probably miss with at least one |
But them other two gon’fuck his shoulder and his kneecap up Then I’ma say it’s self defense, how come I had the gun |
Was because I was at the range, on my way back from |
This dude approached me on some bullshit |
I’d get a year for each bullet at the most |
As opposed to havin’a full clip in that |
That was my idiotic logic, it was basically for safety |
But it gave me power, and it made me crazy |
And psychotic, I just got retarded once I got it Thank God it was empty the night that I got caught with it What the fuck, man I thought that it was supposed to be… |