| It’s eight o’clock here in Kingston, Jamaica
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| The Kingston police have issued an APB
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| Out for wanted criminal Rostacious Johnson
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| He has last been seen headed towards
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| The United States of America or Canada
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| If you have any info please call us right away
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| I was a gangsta,
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| Livin’my life hustlin’on the block, with no food to eat
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| Rollin’with them prankstas
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| Settin’the streets on fire with the heat
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| I had no choice as a gangsta,
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| Livin’my life hustlin’on the block, with no food to eat
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| Rollin’with them prankstas
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| Settin’the streets on fire with the heat
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| Aiyyo, stepped off the edge of 'maica at the age of ten
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| Landed at the Dot airport, comin’out of May pen
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| Raised by his grandmama, until his real mama
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| Could send for the youth, and reunite, aiight
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| So now he’s growin’up exposed to the ghetto limelight
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| No pops (nope) plus his moms got to work nights
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| Moonlightin’as a janitor, to make bread for the two
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| All the while he’s growin’up, runnin’with a crew
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| It started off tryin’to make a little extra creamer
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| But then it turned to pushin’rocks, savin’for the Beamer
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| Told his moms he got a job workin’in the trade
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| At a local grease monkey, that’s how he’s gettin’paid
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| And that’s how he got the deal on the black man wagon
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| Moms thought it was suspect, but she’s still braggin'
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| To her kin about «How he come home and grow right»
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| All the while he’s wildin’out, money starts pilin’now
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| The next crew saw the flex and start red eye
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| Jealous of the way them niggas hustle,
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| Til he get a little muscle, uh huh, bust a bunch of shots
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| There my nigga laid, really holdin’down the block
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| That nigga gangsta
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| Aiyyo, six weeks in intensive, holdin’on to prayers
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| On the seventh, he was back on his back in the west wing
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| His man done came visiting, in his ear whispering
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| How the block was hot, and there was 'nuff shots whistling
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| Another week and he was back on his feet
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| Discharged, ready to get back and hit the street
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| Moms was still working overtime, clueless to the real
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| About how his son was livin’in the hood packin’steel
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| Pushin’coke — no joke — them cats wanted retaliation
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| Word got back, about who led the slaughter
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| One nigga named Blaka, real name Elroy
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| Next day (Boom) +What Happened to That Boy?+
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| For the next three months my man stayed on the low
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| Told his moms he wasn’t workin’cause the garage was slow
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| But just as he tried to resurface on the strip
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| Someone on the turf called 222-TIPS
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| Now my man locked up, and had to sweat inside a jail
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| Cause his man done fled the scene, and moms couldn’t afford bail
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| The trial came and went, his mother cried «Discrimination!»
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| Said the judge didn’t know her son
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| He said he knew him too well, he’d seen him there before
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| Turned the cheek cryin', now he feels he’s on fire
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| Got burned by the same liquour, quit talkin’fresh
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| He doesn’t know how to act, so now he got to go back
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| My man got dipped, sent right back to May pen
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| Grandma didn’t want him, now family wouldn’t take him
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| He thought about work, but he said «F that!»
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| He got a fake passport and just came right back
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| It is a sunny day here in Jamaica
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| Unfortunately we have bad news to report
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| Rostacious Johnson was apprehended in Canada
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| And suffered fatal wounds to the back of the head
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| Rest in peace my brother
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| Anyways, in tomorrow’s news… |