Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song So Far..., artist - Eminem. Album song The Marshall Mathers LP2, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 31.12.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Aftermath
Song language: English
So Far... |
I own a mansion but live in a house |
A king-size bed but I sleep on the couch |
I’m Mr. Brightside, glass is half-full |
But my tank’s half empty, gasket just blew |
This always happens |
Thirty minutes from home, gotta lay a log cabin |
Only option I have’s McDonalds’s bathroom |
In a public stall, droppin' a football |
So every time someone walks in the john, I get maddened |
«Shady, what up?» |
What? |
Come on, man, I’m crappin' |
And you’re askin' for my goddamn autograph on a napkin? |
Oh, that’s odd, I just happened to run out of tissue |
Yeah, hand me that, on second thought I’d be glad then |
«Thanks, dawg! |
Name’s Todd, a big fan» |
I wiped my ass with it, crumbled it up in a wad and threw it back and |
Told him: «Todd, you’re the shit,» when’s all of this crap end? |
Can’t pump my gas without causin' an accident |
Pump my gas, cut my grass, I can’t take out the fuckin' trash |
Without someone passin' through my sub, harassin' |
I’d count my blessings, but I suck at math |
I’d rather wallow than bask sufferin' succotash |
But the ant-acid, it gives my stomach gas |
When I mix my corn with my fuckin' mashed |
Potatoes, so what? |
Ho, kiss my country bumpkin ass |
Missouri Southern roots, what the fuck is upper class? |
Call lunch dinner, call dinner supper |
Tupperware in the cupboard, plasticware up the ass |
Stuck in the past—iPod, what the fuck is that? |
B-Boy to the core, mule, I’m a stubborn ass |
Maybe that’s why I feel so strange |
Got it all, but I still won’t change |
Maybe that’s why I can’t leave Detroit |
It’s the motivation that keeps me goin' |
This is the inspiration I need |
I could never turn my back on a city that made me |
And (Life's been good to me so far) |
They call me classless, I heard that, I second and third that |
Don’t know what the fuck I’d be doin' if it weren’t rap |
Probably be a giant turd sack |
But I blew, never turned back |
Turned 40 and still sag—teenagers act more fuckin' mature, Jack |
Fuck you gonna say to me? |
I’ll leave on my own terms, asshole |
I’m goin' berzerk, my nerves are bad |
But I love the perks my work has |
I get to meet famous people, look at her dag |
Her nylons are ran, her skirt’s snagged |
And I heard she drag-races, *burp* swag |
Tuck in my Hanes shirt tag |
You’re Danica Patrick (Yeah?) word, skag |
We’d be the perfect match |
'Cause you’re a vacuum, I’m a dirtbag |
My apologies, no disrespect to technology |
But what the heck’s all of these buttons? |
You expect me to sit here and learn that? |
Fuck I gotta do to hear this new song from Luda? |
Be an expert at computers? |
I’d rather be an Encyclopedia Britannica, hell with |
PlayStation, I’m still on my first man on some Zelda |
Nintendo, bitch! |
Run, jump, punch, stab, and I melt the |
Mozzarella on my spaghetti |
Put in on bread, make a sandwich with Welch’s, and belch |
They say this spray butter’s bad for my health, but |
I think this poor white trash from the trailer |
Jed Clampett, Fred Sanford, and welfare |
Mentality helps to keep me grounded |
That’s why I never take full advantage of wealth, I |
Managed to dwell within these parameters |
Still crammin' the shelves full of Hamburger Helper |
I can’t even help it, this is the hand I was dealt, a |
Creature of habit, feel like I’m trapped in an animal shelter |
With all these pet peeves, goddamn it, to hell, I |
Can’t stand all these kids with their camera cellphones |
I can’t go anywhere, I get so mad I could yell, the |
Other day, someone got all elaborate |
And stuck a head from a fuckin' dead cat in my mailbox |
Went to Burger King—they spit on my onion rings |
I think my karma’s catchin' up with me |
Maybe that’s why I feel so strange |
Got it all, but I still won’t change |
Maybe that’s why I can’t leave Detroit |
It’s the motivation that keeps me goin' |
This is the inspiration I need |
I could never turn my back on a city that made me |
And (Life's been good to me so far) |
Got friends on Facebook all over the world |
Not sure what that means, they tell me it’s good |
So I’m artist of the decade, I even got a plaque |
I’d hang it up, but the frame is all cracked |
I’m tryin' to be low-key, hopefully nobody notices me |
In produce, hunched over, giant nosebleed |
Ogre style as I mosey over to the frozen aisle |
By the frozen yogurt this guy approached me |
Embarrassed, I just did Comerica with Hova |
The show’s over, I’m hidin' in Kroger, buyin' groceries |
He just had front-row seats |
Told me to sign this poster, then insults me |
«Wow! |
Up close didn’t know you had crow’s feet!» |
I’m at a crossroads, lost, still shoppin' at Costco’s |
Sloppy Joe’s, bulk waffles |
Got caught pickin' my nose (Agh!) |
Look over, see these two hot hoes |
Finger still up one of my nostrils |
Right next to 'em, stuck at the light, the fuckin' shit’s |
Takin' forever to change, it’s stuck, these bitches are lovin' it |
Rubbin' it in, chucklin', couldn’t do nothin' |
Play it off, «What you bumpin'?» |
«Trunk Muzik, Yelawolf’s better,» fuckin' bitch! |
They want me to flip at the label, but I won’t succumb to it |
The pressure, they want me to follow up with |
Another one, after Recovery was so highly coveted |
But what good is a fuckin' recovery if I fumble it? |
'Cause I’ma drop the ball if I don’t get a grip |
Hoppin' out shrubbery on you sons of bitches |
Wrong subdivision to fuck with, bitch |
Quit snappin' fuckin' pictures of my kids |
I love my city, but you pushed me to the limit—what a pity! |
The shit I complain about |
It’s like there ain’t a cloud in the sky and it’s rainin' out |
Kool-Aid stain on the couch, I’ll never get it out |
But bitch, I got an elevator in my house |
Ants and a mouse—I'm livin' the dream! |
Maybe that’s why I feel so strange |
Got it all, but I still won’t change |
Maybe that’s why I can’t leave Detroit |
It’s the motivation that keeps me goin' |
This is the inspiration I need |
I could never turn my back on a city that made me |
And (Life's been good to me so far) |