Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Story, artist - Bun B. Album song Bun B Greatest Hits, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 27.09.2018
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Rap-A-Lot
Song language: English
The Story |
Say, this is the realist shit I ever wrote or said |
Wake up with it everyday and take it with me to bed |
Hurting my heart and hanging over my head |
Bout the realest nigga these Texas streets ever bred |
C.L. |
Butler better known as Chad or Pimp C |
The closest homeboy that I ever had |
Now when we first met, we wasn’t on the same page |
From petty misunderstandings that got clearer with age |
Two young boys who was ready to mash |
Put P.A. |
on the map and maybe make a little cash |
Jumped down with Bigtyme, put down a few songs |
Everybody co-signed saying that we could do no wrong |
Then hit the streets with a big ass bang |
Them gangsta ass rhymes with that country ass twang |
Dropped Tell Me Something Good took off and went live |
Shit, next thing you know we was signing to Jive |
Dropped Too Hard to Swallow, A Pocket Full of Stones |
Put the remix on «Menace» shit we had it going on |
Got love in the streets and played on the air |
But the homey putting us out, wasn’t playing too fair |
Had to separate ourself, bring in a new team |
But sometimes the other side ain’t always what it seems |
We dropped «Super Tight» a album full of killer flows |
But then we got caught up with the drugs and the hoes |
We didn’t realize what was happening on the real |
And new management was cutting back room deals |
Hiding different money and concealing the price |
He had us doing all the work but was keeping the biggest slice |
Took a while to catch on, to what homey was doing |
But by the time we did, all the paperwork was in ruins |
Nigga kept all the receipts so we couldn’t file taxes |
The next thing you know, IRS hitting us with axes |
Pimp you owe seven figures, Bun you owe six |
Better get your paper together, get this shit fixed |
Remixed the management team and tried it ourself |
Cussed out the GM, almost got put on the shelf |
Fuck it, dropped «Ridin' Dirty» instant classic in the South |
Reclaimed the southern title, shut everybody’s mouth |
Got some clout in the game, boys calling us the greatest |
But meanwhile me and Pimp is still ducking haters |
The old manager calling and say he fina' sue |
And put a padlock on the everything we trying to do |
Put a call out to the Prince, this nigga still hating |
We got heat for the streets, and we can’t keep the people waiting |
He made a call or two to some folks, tellin' 'em, man |
You gotta cut UGK some slack understand |
Young Pimp got the plan, Bun got the drawl |
Rap-A-Lot had our back and we just waiting on Jive |
We got the big bosses on the same page |
So me and young Pimp went hit 'em from center stage |
Next thing you know we got this call from the N. Y |
It’s Jay-Z saying y’all niggas getting fly |
He doing «Volume 3» and got a track from Timb |
And wondered could some trill niggas rock it with him |
Shit big Bun was all for it, but Pimp wasn’t sure |
But «Big Pimpin» hit 'em 187-Pure |
Number one song on every station you turn on |
MTV and BET we getting our burn on |
Grammy nominated can’t believe that we made it |
And we got a call from Jive that left us all faded |
And it stated, that due to the success of the track |
We here at Jive records, would like to piggy back |
Get another beat from Timb, then get a verse from Jay |
Let Hype shoot the video and we’ll be on the way |
Shit it sounded okay, but me I had to ask |
If we don’t do Big Pimpin 2, would you still put us on blast |
A song like that would might take a nigga to the top |
But my true fan base, might think a nigga flop |
They got mad and put niggas on hold |
For damn near a year till the buzz got cold |
So we said fuck 'em and went back to the basics |
Trying to find ways to get the fuck up out the matrix |
We put «Dirty Money» together and it was aces |
But that’s around the time that Pimp caught two cases |
He got probation, said fuck you hoes |
We finish the album, got ready to do a couple shows |
And then he violated, one month before we dropped |
And shit just got put on hold or fucking stopped |
Now 30 days done, we back to the nitty gritty |
Album got released, big showdown in Chocolate City |
Niggas with masks on, vests and all black |
It’s Christmas 2001, bitch we was all that |
Strongest on the block, nobody could budge |
And then he violated, now we right back before the judge |
They calling him a nuisance, put my dog behind a fence |
It was January 28th, he ain’t been home since |
Threw a nigga through a loop and caught me in the crosses |
(In)'stead of co-CEO, now I’m the fuckin boss |
Had the devil on my back, got to drinking and drugging |
Had to make a choice, get back to rapping or thugging |
So I walked into my bedroom, got down on my knees |
Put my hands together and I prayed Lord please |
Let me get past this bridge over water that’s trouble |
And get back up on my grind on the double |
He said son don’t worry |
Cause it’s not really hard as it seem |
And I can turn your nightmares back into dreams |
You just got to stay true to yourself and to ‘C |
Then push away from the devil and get closer to me |
And every since that night man I promise I been on it |
Giving that killer flow to anybody who want it |
Pimp the pen like never before, I’m breaking 'em G |
Not to mention I got the world screaming «Free Pimp C» |
So soon as you make parole and they open the doors |
You ain’t gotta worry about nothing, the world is yours |
Ain’t no mo' struggles my nigga and no mo' strife |
I kept it real because to me it’s UGK for life |