| Ayo, rise in the AM
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| early morning laying, I just wanna stay in
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| I just wanna lay in
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| pops like «get your ass up, stop the faking»
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| «We already late, and .»
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| Sunday morning waking, faking like my stomach’s aching
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| Moms pull out clothes just for Sunday’s best occasion
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| Bowtie, no lie, church shoes was aching
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| 80-degree weather in a blazer, body blazing
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| Already can’t wait until this day end
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| Just a little nigga that would rather be home video-gaming
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| Now we on our way in — deacon speaking
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| Preacher preaching to that congregation, mason
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| (mason… mason)
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| Minds wandering off, not hearing that man of the cloth
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| Talk about that man on the cross
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| Now we back to praying
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| Old ladies with church fans screaming out «amen»
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| Looking at that painting on the stained glass
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| Watching while that collection plate pass
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| Tithes, offering, to me it’s all the same cash
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| Fast forward, got older
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| a younging that’s gone bad
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| Let me rephrase that, a younging that went down that wrong path
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| No matter how religious moms or pops was
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| Still had encounters with the cops
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| (I was young)
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| Product of that environment I was in
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| Once I left that front door, I could have been out of here
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| Bullets flying is the norm, so most kids walk without a fear
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| Friends dying is the norm, so they walk without a tear
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| Rather tat it on their face — to who’s? |
| Wait
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| While the old head is yellin' «it's never too late»
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late
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| Too late, too late, too late, too late |