| Ha ha
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| Yeah
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| What’s happening world
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| This is for all my homeboys who didn’t get to see a new year
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| Yeah, yo
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| This for my homeboys dead and gone
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| Off in the bushes, we pour out liquor, and roll up swisher smoke
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| The hood has changed since you left, man
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| I see your mom and dad got a new jag
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| Little Jason work at Papa John’s, saw your other brother Kelly
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| In the basement at Killer Bee’s house
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| Tuesday night fights, ESPN, Sportcenter, big screen
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| You know how these Eastpoint vets do
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| Can you recall riding bicycles in the trails behind
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| Krissy Collins dropping Huffys like BMX’s
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| Your first car was a Honda, my first car was a rabbit
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| Cut parties with a tall can or something
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| Off in the 800 Ol' E, man, that old girl
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| She always fell, drunk off the pink champell
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| Yeah, reminiscing going through adolescence with you
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| Hoping that these words get to you in good spirit
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| Your partna Gipp won’t forget you, my little brother
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| Went to prison last week, since he been in we barely speak
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| Rest in peace, to all the brothers
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| And sisters who didn’t make it to see, a struggle
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| In the flesh, my folk thought I’m in the carcus
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| I don’t worship the sun no more, I follow David Carresh
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| So I’m living right, the tears of many with a
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| Sheet pulled over my fucking head, I’m hanging in there
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| Like a wasp nest, meanwhile niggas is quiting on me
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| Falling victum to stress
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| I’m filling it with your diction homie, but that don’t
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| Take away from my spirit and my mind, one time
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| For my homie Barat, and my homie Quentin
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| And my shawty Felicia, and my partna Floppy
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| I’m still living for you, I’m still swinging on a nigga
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| Still pulling on a flicker flicker, as I inhale the smoke
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| With my kinfolk, G-double O-D-I-E
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| You want this gold clean and shining
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| Don’t need to remind me about the divine, he polishes
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| And demolish his competitors, who was the editor
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| To bad mouth these boys that bred in the South
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| Where chicken’s fried on the daily, and rebel flags fly
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| I have no love for confederate sons but guns
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| And no hogs' good for me, people like my type
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| To spark the spiritual fight with the devil off tonight
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| When he’s white, at anytime, and any rhyme
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| With substance is looked at as racist
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| When good ol' boys is still doing hangings
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| And Mississippi having no pity on my color skin
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| Not having a choice from the begin, little brothers
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| Like me to pose a physical threat, but check
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| Let me grab a hold of my black steel
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| And I’ll show all y’all who’s real c’mon |