| The rap game was a fall back plan
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| Kwan was the homie 'cross the street when we were young
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| Always heard his granma trippin' while we playing twenty-one
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| OG of the block, used to call: «The man»
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| Throwin' money and bettin' on every game we playing in
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| 5 on 5, people from the side: «YO! |
| Y’all better win!!»
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| Put the rim on the street: «Aight, a’ight! |
| Let’s play to ten.»
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| 'Till that morning knock on the door. |
| We hear it from his mom
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| Saying Man just got jumped! |
| We don’t know if he gonn' survive
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| Insane! |
| Couldn’t stop the bleeding from his brain
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| He’s gone. |
| Tears shared; |
| the block was never the same
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| As time passes…
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| Yeah, Puritan Ave. looking over your shoulder
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| Don’t realize you from the ghetto 'till you get a little older
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| On some summer time high B, summer time Spike Lee
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| Somehow I had that white Range Rover out nightly
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| Calling my nigga Dre up… like: «Yo I got that whip let’s dip!»
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| You see these chicks that wanna lay up when they see that truck creep in
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| Grey goose, hotel rooms, like every weekend
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| Bitches that wanna blaze up
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| Blowin' money at the young age of
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| What you expect from some young players?
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| That never seen and never had nothin'
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| But make money of making rap shit
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| And start living fast, put some cash stuntin' |