| Ain’t no love on these crooked-ass streets
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| Keep your ass out the kitchen if you can’t stand the heat
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| Pouring brew for my niggas and puffing up on the Swisha
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| Cause ain’t no telling when them hollow points’ll hit ya
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| Fresh up out the county on vacation
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| Back up on the streets with deferred judification
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| A menace to society, a threat to the system
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| Just because the asses are white don’t mean you have to kiss em
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| Crooked cops and crack rocks, they always seem to run my block
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| So now I’m thinking of different ways that I could make a knot
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| Without winding up doing five to ten
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| Cause ain’t no love for us motherfucking thugs in the pen
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| I gots to get the grip cause my fingers keep on slipping
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| Plus my baby’s mama is always tripping
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| So I stay high and reside in my hood
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| Even though the times are hard, to me it’s all good
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| Crooked thoughts in my mind of a thousand different crimes
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| Time after time, I have to uncock my nine
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| Just to save myself from some drama
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| Now my step partner’s started smoking the rocks, and they laid off my mama |
| Times are getting harder in the south without no doubt
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| Don’t wanna try the dope game cause ain’t too many ways out
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| But what the hell, a dolla is a dolla
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| Plus my little brother wants a 64 Impala
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| But for now I’m in the 'Lac like the Mack, having a paper stacks
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| Hitting licks and cooking kis, pulling major jacks
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| Pack a nine-inch Glock to protect my rep
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| And I be praying that my brother don’t be following my footsteps
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| Stay in school cause on the cool, remember the golden rule
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| Cause nowadays, see these niggas’ll act a fool
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| And you can be the one that catch your hollow tip
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| And to this day for taking my younger brother on that trip
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| To meet this ho-ass nigga from the other side of town
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| Not knowing this’ll be the day my blood hit the ground
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| Two to the head and four to the leg
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| Buck, Buck, them gunshots
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| Fucking with that fast life, death is what I got
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| Yo, my older brother was an O. G
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| Sold a lot of dope, baby passed the business down to me
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| Showed me everything from the crème de la crème
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| Now that I’m older, people say that I’m just like him |
| I made it halfway with my brother’s help
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| Now that he’s dead, I’ll follow in his footsteps
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| I gets respect in my motherfucking neighborhood
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| I bar none. |
| I hold my nuts like my brother would
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| My mother prays every night. |
| She hopes that I will change
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| But what my mama don’t know, it’s a muthafuckin G thang
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| Seventeen, and I’m out here in the street life
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| Sleep all day and run the streets all damn night
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| I brought a 'Lac just like my brother’s
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| Same interior, same style, and the same color
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| I hit the club. |
| Bitches all up on me
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| Whispering in my ear how much I look like Jody
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| I reminisce and hit the spliff like I know how
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| Thinking to myself, «if my brother could see me now»
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| It’s fucked up how my brother passed away
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| Two days before his birthday, I watched my nigga get sprayed
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| Ran over to his bloody body, picked him up, dude
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| Held him by the head, and told him, «Don't die, fool»
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| He looked at me, and he said in a low voice
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| «They couldn’t fade me, so death was the only choice»
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| He closed his eyes and held my hand with a tight grip |
| The grip slipped, and I yelled like a bitch
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| A proper burial, that’s what my brother got
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| Until this day, I can still hear those gunshots |