| Better wipe your tears away, better put your fear aside
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| Put one hand up in the sky, let me know if you down to ride
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| This one for those that died, and survived thru the struggle
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| It don’t matter your damn color, whole world’s a dirty hustle
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| Better wipe your tears away, better put your fear aside
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| Put one hand up in the sky, let me know if you down to ride
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| This one for those that died, and survived thru the struggle
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| This for my sisters and brothers, this world a dirty hustle
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| Now I don’t care where you at, you find a Martin Luther King
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| Just like every hood and ghetto, got a damn dope fiend
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| Rich kids crack jokes, on those who reside in the projects
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| But be in them same projects, tryin to buy some weed or some X
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| But it ain’t no disrespect, cause I just spit how I’m living
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| Ask Andrea Yates, how can she drown five children
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| If you feelin like I’m feeling, put ya hands in this direction
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| Or black or hispanic, but they got the lethal injection
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| Get caught up on the grind, sending a dime trying to shine
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| Third crime get 99, child molester get less time
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| Mr. President are you blind, you see what bill I was doing
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| Oh I get it, y’all trying to see who Jesse Jackson screwing
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| This one for my Aaliyah’s, Notorious Bigs and the Marvin Gayes
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| The 2Pac's and Bob Marley’s, we lost along the way
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| I pray for Cascious Clay, should I say Muhammad Ali
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| They find a cure for his disease, as well as HIV you feel me
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| The reason I say the world a hustle, er’body tryin to get rich
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| The radio and T.V., better believe it’s politics
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| Better get all you can get, them contracts no joke
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| Can’t ask Sammy Davis Jr., bout dying flat broke
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| Don’t take a rope to hang yourself, this game can be deadly
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| Ask South Park Mexican, Michael Jackson or R. Kelly
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| Say Big Pun was too heavy, complications with his heart
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| Feel sorry for his family, his career was at a start
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| Same thang for Fat Pat, Big Steve and my partna Screw
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| They say an overdose on coedine, but his family know the truth
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| The weight of the world on ya shoulder, send to be a man
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| Lil' Curtis hung himself, Big George died in a van
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| Three years ago, I would of been in that same van
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| This ain’t no tales from the hood, they true stories man
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| They send military men, to another land with a gun in his hand
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| To fight on the front-line, in a war I don’t understand man
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| Now police pull me over, found a Glock and a extra clip
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| Ask me who I rap with, do I know who shot Lil' Flip
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| I’m like no dog, turn my head I’m a grown man
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| Gotta watch my back from Arafat, and the jackas in my own land
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| The other day, the Klu Klux Klan had a rally
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| They gang is bigger than, the Crips and Bloods if ya ask me
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| The whole world is a hustle, home of the brave and free
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| With Penitentiary workers, modern day slavery
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| What kind of choices they gave me, play ball or stay in school
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| Convicted felons can’t get jobs, who the hell made them rules
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| What about Basketball Bobby, won’t make it to the pros
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| He averaged 24, but his SAT’s were low
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| Imagine hearing a gun blow, seeing blood all over the bead
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| See Al had AIDS, so he shot himself in the head
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| Know sometimes we get scared, looking ahead pass the trouble
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| The world a dirty hustle, Lord help us through the struggle
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| (*talking*)
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| Ha mayn, Big Mello
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| Man, all my fallen G’s |