| One, two, three, three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me, he gon' meet four-five
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995, uh
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| One, two, three, three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me, he gon' meet four-five
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995, uh
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| Sharp shooter, play the game
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| Slam dunk, we don’t lay it up
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| Got a bad bitch layin' up
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| I’m so charged up right now
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| They throw shade at us
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| Came a long way from the backyard, yeah
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| (Long way from the backyard, yeah)
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| (Came a long way from the backyard, yeah)
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| Seventeen years of mama comin' home
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| No hug, no love, no kiss, not even a «Hello»
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| Just «Did you wash the dishes? |
| Did you fold my clothes?»
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| Oh no, let me hurry up, mama on th road
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| What’s love? |
| I say, «IDK,» that mean I don’t know
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| In this case, barly room for love, barely room for growth
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| I wanna cry but I never do, it ain’t good to show
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| I wanna die but I never do, can’t go like a ho (Oh)
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| I tip-toe around the idea of family ties (That's right)
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| Just me, Mom, and Martin, broken family ties
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| Seein' pictures of 'em tyin' a knot, both of 'em are smilin'
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| Same pictures of 'em tyin' a knot falling from their fighting
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| Would’ve thought it was normal if I didn’t watch TV
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| I’m seein' white people eatin' with their families happily
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| Only time we ate together was eatin' at Applebee’s
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| Parents had so many jobs, our family tree was an apple tree
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| I never saw my step-father kiss my mama, not once, that’s for real
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| We ain’t need no AC, the household was so cold, I’m gettin' chills
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| That’s why it’s one, two, three, three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me, he gon' meet four-five
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995, uh
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| One, two, three, three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me, he gon' meet four-five
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, 1995, uh
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| Have you ever been to an immigrant’s home?
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| Where the straight As and bein' a doctor was all they know
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| 'Cause they come from struggle, work to get a house
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| And now they workin' double, can’t even enjoy it
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| They lookin' for you to be the one to graduate and bring the joy up
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| But if you was me, then you would be the one to make 'em need a lawyer up
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| And pay for the court fees, all 'cause a nigga didn’t wanna look dorky,
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| off with a nigga
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| Four years, that’s a four-piece, no peace, no peace, no peace, no peace,
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| no peace, no peace
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| That’s how it sound inside of my mama’s head
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| Stepfather ain’t comin' home, he gettin' head
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| Claimin' he busy, he on a business trip
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| When really, he with a trick, she suckin'—
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| I had to let that sink in
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| 'Cause when them days came, it affected the way I see men
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| I had to let that sink in
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| 'Cause when my mama cried, it affected the way I see revenge
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| And I ain’t even know it but
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| Everything I did was results of how I was growin' up
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| And growin' nuts and growin' balls and goin' nuts and makin' calls
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| And hangin' up in bitches faces, running up in people’s places
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| One, two, three (Three), three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me, I’ma—
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan
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| I’ma shoot like Jordan, uh
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| One, two, three, three, four, five
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| If a nigga touch me (He was killed right on the corner from his own home)
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| Jordan
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| Jordan, 1995
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| Sharp shooter, play the game
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| Slam dunk, we don’t lay it up
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| Got a bad bitch layin' up
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| I’m so charged up right now
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| They throw shade at us
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| (Shade at us, shade at us, shade at us, shade at us)
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| They throw shade at us
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| (Shade at us, shade at us, shade at us, shade at us)
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| Sharp shooter, play the game
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| Slam dunk, we don’t lay it up
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| Got a bad bitch layin' up
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| I’m so charged up right now
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| They throw shade at us
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| (Shade at us, shade at us, shade at us, shade at us)
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| They throw shade at us
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| (Shade at us, shade at us, shade at us, shade at us)
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| A true product of bad environment |