| Take you through church in a verse til you view fact
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| Holy ghost, from the lowly coast, spit humility
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| Facin critics cold fronts, blockin our humidity
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| (We own rap) fo sho as Cognac’ll twist yo dome back
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| Our tracks? |
| See, they be nappy (but you can’t comb that)
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| Call it el natural sound of soul
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| You ain’t seen these darts or how fast they’ve flown
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| (From, ‘tween these parts and the ones ‘nere known
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| My slang bang with a twang and hang on earlobes
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| You hear Natti, hot as Caddies with no steering column on ‘em)
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| With enough lines to dry all the clothes that you own
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| (Since when did the south) get pinned in a drought?
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| (Not never been clever since big pens been about
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| Reachin whateva levels that’ll suspend any doubt
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| That we as bad as yo kids when this mics to our mouth)
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| I hear 'em talkin 'bout Southern folks can’t rhyme
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| Some of y’all must be out your God damned mind
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| Yeah, it’s about that time, we got that shine
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| Cause niggas been about them lines
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| Since when? |
| E’ry since a «Pocket Full of Stones»
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| Ridin dirty in a Chevy sittin heavy on chrome
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| Ever since Goodie Mo' had Food for Soul
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| And them dirty red dawgs done hit the do'
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| (The Mason-Dixon Line, been across ya mind like night-sticks
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| Rain down on the game and fuck it up like white kicks
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| I might switch, south-paw), knuckle to jaw
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| (If another broke nigga spit about spendin it all
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| I spit the gems that you splurge to put around neck
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| So save that to pay back all your loans and debts)
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| A Maybach and a plaque, is that all you get? |
| Shhhit
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| (We struggle to juggle talent with a helluva sales pitch)
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| Standin on southern dirt that helped America get rich
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| Ye' ain’t gotta struggle with a shovel to dig this
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| Cold as no power, after hours in the winter months
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| Hot though (crock-pot flow)
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| So here dinner comes
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| Walk them shell toes down underground railroads
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| (Niggas fresh outta jail clothes, spittin like hell’s close)
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| And these words ain’t slurred, maybe how you listen’s blurred
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| You ain’t feelin sickness served? |
| muhfucka kiss a curb
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| I hear 'em talkin 'bout Southern folks can’t rhyme
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| Some of y’all must be out your God damned mind
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| Yeah, it’s about that time, we got that shine
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| Cause niggas been about them lines
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| Since when? |
| E’ry since a «Pocket Full of Stones»
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| Ridin dirty in a Chevy sittin heavy on chrome
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| Ever since Goodie Mo' had Food for Soul
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| And them dirty red dawgs done hit the do' |