| Here we are in the apartment corridor
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| «Dorian, right? |
| yeah I been meaning to speak to you
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| I don’t get up in my neighbours business normally right
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| But yo these thin ass walls got everything leakin' through
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| Now first thing’s first, I don’t judge you for the weed smoke
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| But I can hear your daughter yellin' 'daddy, please dont'
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| And it’s not once or twice, but every damn night
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| Man there’s somethin' goin' on up in here that ain’t right
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| Now man to man, I can understand
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| They like to stress a brotha out, man we cuss each other out
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| But you crossin the line by puttin your hands on 'em
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| And nobody ever told you not to hit a damn woman?»
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| Boy, I can tell that my presence was painful
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| Breathin' truth down his neck it must have felt like a strangle
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| His eyes flashed confusion, wavin' his hands around
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| He’s used to raisin' his voice on people to back 'em down
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| See this is specifically why I left the pistol in the linen closet
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| Pullin' this shit, if he was taller I woulda went and got it
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| Damnit man, I’m in the right and I’m civilized
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| But little boys really ain’t used to bein' criticized
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| First off scooter, take the bass out your voice
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| I’m respectful with mine and yo you makin' a choice
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| Here and, understand it’s only once that I warn you
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| Make a move, make a threat, I’ll make it rain knuckles on you
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| I ain’t a woman or a baby dawg, I’m out of your league
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| My wife heard us gettin' loud so she’s prayin' for peace
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| She stuck her head out on some keep your temper shit
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| Little man gon' say «Close the door, mind your business, bitch»
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| Ha, now that’s sweet, just what I needed it, it seemed that
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| He invited my right fist for a party on his left cheek
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| I didn’t mean to seem rude so I accepted
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| But arrived a half a second early, right cross connected —
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| Oh, staggered him, just by taggin' him
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| Mr. tough guy, one punch bring out the fag in him
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| Little man could make moves that I couldn’t
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| He cut and tried to foot it, now how should I put it
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| I stood at full posture and swatted him down the staircase
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| Bare knuckles to bare face, all punches knew their place
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| Airport style, the second one take off, the next one land
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| Learn some respect young man
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| He glanced down for the brick on the ground
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| Fist still clenched up I’m still stickin' his crown
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| He’s in the jaws of the most turbulant blitz in the world
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| So fuck hittin' ya' girl tonight you’re hittin' the ground
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| I said somebody need to beat your ass
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| And then teach your ass, and I’m sorry I can only do half
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| And while his mellon swell up, a police cruiser pull up
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| He hopped out all puffed up with the holster of his gun up
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| Ready to protect and serve
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| And it’s in his nature to .38 ya' if you’re testin' his nerves
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| He helped the wife-beater stand up
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| But not before he helped Brother Ali into some handcuffs
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| And you can imagine my surprise
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| When his girl came down the stairs with tears in her eyes
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| And a phone in her hand, holdin' her man
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| Damn that was not the plan… |