| My old boy from the point
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| But I’m from Southwest and every
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| Now and then I get put to the test
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| But I can’t be stopped
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| Cause I gotta come true ain’t got no gun
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| But I got my crew
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| Didn’t come for no beef cause I don’t eat steak
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| I got a plate of soul food chicken, rice and gravy
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| Not covered in too much
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| Drinking a cup of punch, tropical
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| Every last Thursday of the month
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| Daddy put tha hot grits on my chest in tha morning
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| When I was sick Mary had tha hot soup boiling
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| Didn’t know why but it felt so good
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| Like some waffles in that morning
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| Headed back to tha woods
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| Now I’m full as tick
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| Got some soul on blast in tha cassette
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| Food for my brain
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| I haven’t stopped learning yet
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| Hot wings from Mo-Joes
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| Got my forehead sweating
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| Celery and blue cheese on my menu next
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| Southern Fry won’t allow my body to lie still
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| Tied face goons surround me like cancer drill
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| Me with second-hand obstables
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| But, only to make matters worse
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| Plus I’m getting pimped by this temp lady Jackie
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| From Optima staffing figure laughing
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| Shut up clown don’t talk to me
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| Like that looking stupid of course
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| Living day by day and you ain’t hard
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| Trick hell you say?
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| It’s such a blessing when my eyes
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| Get to see the sun rise
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| I’m ready to begin
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| Another chance to get further away from where I’ve been
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| But I’ll never forget
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| Everythang I went through I appreciate the shit
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| Because If I hada went and took the easy way
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| Wouldn’t be the strong nigga that I am today
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| Everythang that I did
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| Different thangs I was told
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| Just ended up being food for my soul
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| Come and get yo' soul food, well well
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| Good old-fashioned soul food, all right
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| Everythang is for free
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| As good as it can be
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| Come and get some soul food
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| Sunday morning where you reating at?
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| I’m on 1365 Wichita Drive
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| Ole' burd working the stove ride
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| Churches dropping chicken in yesterday’s grease
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| Didn’t go together with this quart of Mickey’s
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| Last night hanging over from a good time
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| Yeah beef is cheaper but
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| It’s pumped with «red dye» between two pieces of bread
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| Shawty look good with dem hairy legs
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| Wish I could cut her up but, ma stomach come before sex
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| A house full of hoes now what’s the ingredient
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| Spaghetti plus her monthly flow
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| They know they making it hard on the yard
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| Fuck Chris Darden, fuck Marcia Clark
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| Taking us when we’re in the spotlight for a joke
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| Changing by the day I see it’s getting bigga in my square
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| Looking at Lenox from the outside
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| With a stare no money to go inside
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| Tameka and Tiffany outside tripping
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| And skipping rope to the beats from my jeep
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| As I speak wuz up from the driver seat
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| A heaping helping of fried chicken
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| Macaroni and cheese and collard greens
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| Too big for my jeans
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| Smoke steams from under the lid that’s on the pot
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| Ain’t never had a lot, but thankful for
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| The little that I got
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| Why not be?
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| Fast food got me feeling sick
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| Them crackers think they slick
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| By trying to make this bullshit affordable
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| I thank the Lord that my voice was recordable
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| (Come an get your soul food, well, well)
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| Hold up C it’s what I write
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| And Miss Lady acting like we in jail
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| Says she ain’t got no extra hush puppies to sell
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| Bankhead seafood making me hit that door
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| With a mind full of attitude
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| It was a line at Tha Beautiful
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| JJ’S Ribshack was packed too
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| Looking to be one of dem days
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| When Momma ain’t cooking
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| Everybody’s out hunting with tha family
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| Looking for a little soul food |