| Let that water cleanse yo’mind
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| Feel it tricklin down yo’spine
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| It’s all about the wills and won’ts, do’s and don’ts
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| and the price they’ll pay to shine
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| Now I done came a ways up this long road
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| In spite of the lies that y’all told
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| Believe me these folks is all cold
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| From the Polo Club to Paul doe
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| They all know Bubba ya boy who cut her without a rubber
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| But you couldn’t look past my skin
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| So me and Ken wrote about the water
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| Now it’s true I babble on about blotter and tales of beanstalks
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| But peep it it ain’t no secret I’m reachin beyond that cheap talk
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| Cause we fought battles and this water make yo’trunk rattle
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| So if it’s beef you searchin fo’I run with poachers who hunt cattle
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| And it don’t matter, if you crunk in the club, or drunk in the pub
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| Bring that notion to my ocean boy you sunk in a sub
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| I’m crumblin buds of homegrown, ponderin shit that’s gone wrong
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| But fuck it it ain’t productive to dwell on somethin that’s lone gone
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| My dome’s blown, from twenty plus years of experimentin
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| with whatever drug you pedalin, from acid coke to heroin
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| But lately I’ve been settlin for liquor and herbal treats
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| I want the money, the hoes, and the house on Myrtle Beach
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| Let that water cleanse yo’mind
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| Feel it tricklin down yo’spine
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| It’s all about the wills and won’ts, do’s and don’ts
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| and the price they’ll pay to shine
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| Let that water cleanse yo’mind
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| I pray it opens up your eyes
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| Cause can’t nobody call, tomorrow at all
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| So we live for the present time
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| Next time you in the A-T-L get on 85 South and travel
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| sixty miles to Legrange, but watch yo’chrome off on that gravel
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| Then mount your horse and saddle cause you in the country now
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| The birthplace of Bubba 'kay now leave before the sun is down
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| It’s funny how you look at us as nothin more than crumbs of dust
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| that’s scattered on your wall when just like y’all in guns we trust
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| Run with us for bout a week, let us teach you how to speak
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| with this jazzy rural grammar to get them hoes up out they seat
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| Bouncin beats all down the street out them Buicks on chrome’n’blades
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| And even though it’s Christmas day we still eatin on foamy plates
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| Ain’t nuttin, we gon’be straight whether you accept us or decline us I ain’t Baby, Shan ain’t Mannie — but I still feel we +Big Tymers+
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| Them classics all designers, unforgiven and livin
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| like today is forever cause tomorrow is for the vision
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| Based on optimism and honestly I can’t see it
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| I’ma crank it up tonight if tomorrow comes so be it
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| Man I’m feelin day to day, on dope quotes
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| Ridin a boat that hope floats
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| With an entourage of po’folks
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| who smoke dope but don’t cope
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| I swear to y’all I won’t croak, before this dream is realized
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| No confederates in this settlement but trust me the South will rise
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| It ain’t even about the rap shit, we already mastered that shit
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| All the water in this well’s for country folks who never had shit
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| Did you know they closin down the only factory in this town?
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| But still you got the nerve to say it’s plenty work to go around
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| I asked the Lord to hold me down 'til I find me some distribution
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| He kept me up for seven nights then finally hit me with this solution
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| As a result of this pollution it seems my water is now valued
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| at twenty dollars a jug, so yessir, we puttin it out soon
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| But in the form of loud tunes to soothe your troubled heart
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| What many call salvation is really just Bubba Sparxxx
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| So when I’m easin up them charts, say thank you cause this for y’all
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| Pay the price, live your life, and that money, get it all
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| If you need to bathe, then bathe
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| And if you want to drink, come on and drink
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| from this well
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| . |
| Bubba Sparxxx, huh, Big Shan, J.J., Southwestern Clay
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| Collabo, two geezy, huh, y’all hurtin for this
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| Huh, you need it, Bubba |