| So don’t call me a nigga, unless you call me «my nigga»
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| I’m a king, O.E. |
| be slipping, falling from my chalice
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| Don’t mind the bumpers that be missing from my carriage
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| It’s poorly tinted, but my women not embarrassed
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| I came to bury you average, you feel slighted
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| It’s like she know that I got it, it feel like it
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| I real life it, I spill vices
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| You will like it, I promise it’s trill vibing, I’m honest
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| Nigga ain’t no getting money on that conscious shit
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| I’mma just load my gat on some survival shit
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| And when I hear they got a drought on it
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| I take a month out of rap and I hustle 'til I’m out of it
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| I got that coke flow, that heat rock
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| I got that old school, huddle 'til the beat box
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| Baby, I’m just digging in your gushy for the sweet spot
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| I’mma beat that, 'til that mothafuckin' beat drop
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| I got love for my niggas, my killers
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| My dealers, my trickers, my bros
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| I got love for my sisters, my women
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| My bitches, my strippers, my hoes
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| Hope they don’t kill you cause you black today
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| They only feel you when you pass away
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| The eulogy be so moving, we live the scenes of those movies
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| Conflicts in school or dope moving, it’s so youthful
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| But if you die today, I hope you find some relief
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| In what a great escape, we still dodging from polices
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| When we make a plate, they be lying searching in my bucket
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| With the straightest face, it could be eighty eight
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| Sometimes I wonder why we killers, why they killing us
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| I think we only wear a grill because they grilling us
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| Or how they feeling us, gotta look really tough
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| Gotta keep your hands in the cart, know you stealing stuff
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| Came a long way from a boat and an auction
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| Now we got names and a vote, then a coffin
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| Ain’t shit change but the coast we adopted
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| Little black children you can call me that nigga, nigga |