| Uhh, c’mon yeah
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| Brooklyn, Brook-lyn, take it back, take it back
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| If I… Fox Boogie, ragtop six drop
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| Get caught, think not, light Brown
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| Cause we’re not to be stopped
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| If I…
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| I came up fast in this crap game they call a rap game
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| What the damn she’s killin it again from that dame
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| Now every snake fake-faced O jig
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| I’m like, just don’t sell me the 'Bridge, I buy lakes
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| Friends even bend rules, chicks I lent jewels
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| Says, «She's actin funny now, oh she’s got money now»
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| Tryin to do my thing y’all, need you on my team
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| But you ain’t gon' stop my dream, or block my cream
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| I liked things better when you called me Ings
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| A year before Rap City, way before Screen Scene
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| 'Fore they knew who Foxy was, you probably was
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| The first to keep it real wit all my secrets concealed
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| Things got ill the minute I got a deal
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| And my time got shorter and you was havin a daughter
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| Had to stop hopscotch, get off Iran
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| Damn I wish we were still playin jump
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| If I could take this back I would
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| If I could rewind the time to when it was all good
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| I would, take it back to when we said good-bye
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| If I…
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| My so-called man thinkin he slick cause I stay on tour
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| Thought he’d never get caught tryin to play on whores
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| I cried as my keys was scrapin the car doors
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| From the trunk, to the hood, by the wheel and the floor
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| Exposed my vulnerable side, had me open wide
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| Said you forever keep it real, but you lied
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| Was the first to feel inside, the Ill Na Na
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| Had me thirst when you whispered to me, «How it feel mama?»
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| Yeah, but don’t hurt it, I like the way you work it
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| No Diggity, don’t stop get busy
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| Blew up your pager, checked your clothes
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| Duked your house keys, stole your beeper code
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| What happened to the Mo’s and the occasional roses
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| Massages and the bubble baths, rubbin my toes as
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| I realize you was just misleadin me
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| I shoulda known, you left your last chick to be with me
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| Mommy dearest tried to prepare us for a lot ahead
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| You never heard, preferred to smoke your lye instead
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| On the one to one combo told me you’d die for bread
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| That’s why I spend these nights, cryin in the bed
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| You had the deep dish six, your rep was widespread
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| I tried to intervene you said it was over my head
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| Said I’d never understand the plight of a black man
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| Right, but I’m tryin to keep you in my life
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| V.I.A. |
| satellite, talkin them burn outs
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| Soon you had me whylin and you turned me out
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| Taught me bout how to win, the code of the streets
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| Luxuries and wealth untold it was sweet
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| And one night you asleep after work was chopped up
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| Felt somethin strange in my veins, I popped up
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| One foot in the house shoot flew to the horn
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| Got the cell operator, I knew you was gone |