| Yo, I hate my boss | 
| Dude think he know it all | 
| And I know I know it all | 
| But I follow protocol | 
| Hope sit in the casket | 
| Got me sittin' in traffic (word) | 
| It’s seven AM (yeah, yeah, yeah) | 
| And I woke up late, didn’t even have a shower | 
| Lunch break? | 
| Give me a break, a damn half an hour | 
| All this bullshit for twelve bucks an hour (I'm ready to quit) | 
| Plug me to Chuck D, wanna Fight the Power | 
| Instead I light the sour before I go in the office | 
| Being here eight hours sure will get you nauseous | 
| Lady across from me, telling me her problems (what the fuck?) | 
| I’m look at her like yo (yeah, yeah, yeah) | 
| How the fuck I’m gonna solve 'em? | 
| You know our ethnicity | 
| Car note, rent, don’t forget electricity (that's all due) | 
| Internet, cable, and the phone all connected | 
| Food, gas, tolls oh now it’s getting hectic | 
| Brand new clothes? | 
| Naw you’d rather see me naked | 
| Yo check it, I got my check, now I’m feel disrespected (what the fuck) | 
| Why am I working here? | 
| It ain’t working here | 
| It ain’t worth it here, never gonna persevere | 
| Ain’t no money for new shoes or purses here | 
| Should’ve done my first career (huh) nursing yeah | 
| Now I’m sitting here thinking 'bout the work I put in | 
| This verse from the everyday working woman | 
| I put on my pants, put on my shoes | 
| I pray to God, paid all my dues | 
| I’m trying to win, seems like I was born to lose | 
| All I can say (yeah, yeah, yeah) | 
| I say let me through, but they don’t let me through | 
| You want to quit, God damn I’m ready to | 
| Lifestyle I’m living, ain’t steady boo (Not at all) | 
| All I can say (yeah, yeah, yeah) | 
| Ayo I’m lookin' for a job, ain’t nobody hiring | 
| Then I ask the boss, «when y’all doin' firing?» | 
| You know I’m admiring nice job, family man | 
| Car and looking as walk in a tiring | 
| Shoulda been a fireman, learn to do wiring | 
| Then get retirement, I blame my environment (it's my hood) | 
| I went in for an interview, for delivery (for delivery) | 
| «Locked up, felonies?» | 
| now the dude’s quizzing me | 
| You working on my future, why you need to know my history? | 
| All he did was Google me, no big mystery | 
| He ain’t digging me, politely he was dissin' me | 
| «No we’re not hiring, but thanks for the visit please» | 
| He ain’t want me, my grandmother warned me | 
| Them God damn felonies will haunt me, taunt me (I told you 'bout them felonies) | 
| No second chance, back to the same block | 
| Go home, my baby moms done changed locks (fuck is she doing) | 
| This a game ma? | 
| Okay the games over (okay) | 
| Then she opened the door with the chain on (what's up) | 
| Said she been reaching out, for several days | 
| I ain’t helping out, we need to go our separate ways (oh word?) | 
| I was just amazed, wanna go another route? | 
| Let me get my clothes, said she took them to my mother’s house | 
| She was pissed off, yeah P.O.'ed | 
| And said «go head and wild out, I’ll call your P.O.» |