| South Park Original
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| South Park Original
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| South Park Original
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| Yay
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| I’m a South Park Original, geographically intrinsical
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| Deadly as Demerol, contemptuous lyrical timber wolf
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| Born in the darkness, then raised among the heartless
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| Started this journey inside the Esperanza Apartments
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| And even as a young cat, you knew you had to be cautious
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| And after a while you learned how to stomach all the rawness
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| Long before the crack epidemic ever set in
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| That’s the part of the hood that was known as the dead end
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| I wasn’t gettin' in no trouble, I was a little fella
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| Saw some stuff that woulda shocked my mama, so I didn’t tell her
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| A firm look was the best warning
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| Went to bed for the night, right back outside the next morning
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| And what you don’t know can hurt us
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| My grandmother used to sell cool cups, candy and hamburgers
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| Riding skateboards and ten speeds then we
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| Moved twice, MLK and Griggs back to Salinsky
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| It got real around '84
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| See I was one year in with the pen, turnin' into K-Rino
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| See I remember Sterling Talent Show
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| I was supposed to win but my mic went off, they sabotaged me, bro
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| Peace to my school, I don’t remember names
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| But I remember killin' rappers and makin' records with Tim and James
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| That’s where I gathered up all my game
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| I’d be the first one inducted if they had a South Park Hall of Fame
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| Back in the days we played every sport
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| I done rolled down every street and shot ball on every court
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| I wear my badge on my right shoulder
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| Wish we had a graffiti wall with the names of every fallen soldier
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| I seen every legend start rappin'
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| Heard a lot of clappin', seen a lot of money transactions happen
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| I earned respect like a soldier should
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| And I can still ride and walk the streets because I never sold out the hood
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| Yeah
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| South Park Original
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| I’m a South Park Original
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| Aye, let me do some shoutouts
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| Shoutout to the SPC
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| Shoutout to every gangster young and old who still here or gone, free or on lock
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| Every rapper that ever made it, ever made it from the hood
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| Every athlete
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| Even the ones that don’t come back and help the hood no mo', still shout y’all
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| out
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| Every school, middle school, elementary school
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| All the queens
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| All the kings
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| And everything in between
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| It’s love
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| Your big brother K-Rino |
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song South Park Original , by - K Rino. Song from the album The S-Project (The 4-Piece #4), in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп