| Yeah, Rapper Big Pooh
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| Phonte, Dynas, 9th Wonder’s on production
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| Another LB function
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| Topshop where we at, you know the tune
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| Yeah, check it, yo, uh
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| For the right price, you can get quite nice
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| That’s how they do life right now in the D
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| Scallywags selling P for free, when I hop in the V
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| Do they think bidness back to the street?
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| On the hunt for they master beat with the glass dick
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| It’s a shame what they do for that next hit
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| And every move is so drastic
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| I’m talking bout prom queens who turned into has-beens
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| Like this chick named Mia
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| Shorty was the shit in high school, every broad had to be her
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| Walking down the hall, every dude had to gee her
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| Rocked the new shit, Diesel shoes, no sneakers
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| Hair kept tight, French tips fresh
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| Everything she did, Mia was the best
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| Until graduation day, life turned to mess
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| Her pops took two to the chest over dope money
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| Now the family’s broke, moms turned to Bourb' and Coke
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| Tryna numb the pain, Mia never came to grips with it
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| Going through flicks then ripping them shits before she’d get drunk with it
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| In the streets, no faction
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| Snow became her fashion, riding through, no passion
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| Now old classmates laugh while they passing
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| Because she gone in the wind, and that’s what happens
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| I seen storms, sunshowers and rain
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| Just as sure as the sky’s blue and the seasons change
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| A lot of people use chemicals to ease the pain
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| There’s gotta be more, I’m tryna go deeper mayne
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| I wanna tell the church where the works of the devils appear
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| Why the blonde haired, blue eyed Jesus gazes and stare
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| I’m from the ghetto where they braided his hair, slum raiding the square
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| We found love when he made it appear
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| Pastor told me drop dough and my soul would be clear
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| And I believed him, he purchased a (?) this year
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| As if my life will be spared if I start giving
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| No details, just told your boy I was not Christian
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| The plot thickens when he revoked my baptism
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| Repo’d my black vision, man of the cloth who tortured black women
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| Said the Bible wasn’t mine, but found the time
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| To stack riches, steady asking for my tide
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| Many men claim they bang they head
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| Turn off your T-N-N and run tell your friends
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| Ain’t no salvation in the message he said
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| I could never comprehend, now the title of being born again
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| Could help me lose my friend
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| We used to chill but now I can’t talk to them
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| Claiming we not equal, thought we was all God’s people?
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| Questioning my faith and where I stand as a man
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| So now my home is my church, and Dynas, he only worship with the fam
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| I seen storms, sunshowers and rain
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| Just as sure as the sky’s blue and the seasons change
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| A lot of people use religion to ease the pain
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| There’s gotta be more, I’m tryna go deeper mayne
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| This is the last stop, last chance, last train to greatness
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| Last pain I take within my own chance
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| For Hip Hop, I feel I got to take a strong stance
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| I’m sick of that bullshit, hell I’m a grown ass man
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| I had to sit back, think, pause and recline
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| Gain a sense of myself while I’m caught in the grind
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| I could just throw some words together and call it a rhyme
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| But I’m tryna change the world eight bars at a time
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| That’s what deep thoughts will do to you kid
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| Have you thinking bout existence and how hard it usually is
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| I’m kinda young but I ain’t new to the biz
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| Just wanna hear my beats knock like past opportunities did
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| Phonte still burning it — rhymes so ahead of his time
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| I reminisce and see future occurrences
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| Thoughts ain’t deep like mine? |
| Y’all niggas should turn it in
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| Respect in the game, muh’fucker we earning it, word up
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| I seen storms, sunshowers and rain
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| Just as sure as the sky’s blue and the seasons change
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| A lot of people write rhymes to relieve the pain
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| There’s gotta be more, I’m tryna go deeper mayne
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| It’s like that y’all
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| The fly shit y’all
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| We don’t miss y’all |