| Yeah, yeah, my name is Priest
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| You know what it is man
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| Here me out there world
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| What you got on this man?
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| Big time we gotta get it
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| What’s over there? |
| I go it
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| Lock that!
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| Priesthood, knaw’mean?
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| It’s real son, it’s real son
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| (Hook) Priest
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| I only f**ks — with — what’s — real
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| Led he who have sin, sin no more
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| Tired of kicking the door, shootouts, blood and gang wars
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| Chainsaws, tied up spouses, cocaine laws
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| Hawaiian outfits with SKs that bloodstain walls
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| Till you’re losing ounces, niggas see the life that drug game calls
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| You’re crying fountains on the calls, saying, «Please, she’s only four»
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| Pleading the merciless men that murder your kin
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| Sending you threats over the phone and they murder again
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| Now you either make the payments or funeral arrangement
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| Contemplating, federal building put their name in a statement
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| Poor choices, take this like the gem from the pearl of oysters
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| Still wet on my tongue, rep where you’re from
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| And your boy just see real niggas respected
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| Deliver this message to the dumb and the deceased
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| We all from the streets, made they rest in peace
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| While I wreck this beat with techniques
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| Resurrect speech with flows are deep in soul
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| I tell Ms. Rahman, I’m sorry what happened that evening
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| But it was Tone; |
| his name came up now we even
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| And Mr. James I wish I could change, but Todd
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| Shouldn’t of did what he did, you can’t blame Rob
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| And Ms. Stevens, what can I say? |
| A close call
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| But it wasn’t me you visit at the morgue
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| When they killed Spark that night, my heart went to the right
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| My chest got tight, that was a hard one to fight
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| Hood mysteries that no one could figure out
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| Plain and simple, facts were there
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| Going through packs of beer
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| Make me run to the roof; |
| let the Mac off in the air
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| You was always strapped, gave me dap then threw up the pairs
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| Like yeah, I missed those years, I dish out tears
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| Strange dreams at night make me wish you was here
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| Tommy you should have watched your back
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| Instead he let them niggas plot and then form an attack
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| His shots echo, bounced off the building in the ghetto
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| Mass genocide, inner-city children of the barrel
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| And Mr. John, I did what I did 'cause of revolution
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| You’re damn near sixty, may you lay next to Newton
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| The dollar bill, «In God We Trust»
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| Does God stand for Guns, Oil, &Drugs they gave to us?
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| (Hook)
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| I only f**ks — with — what’s — real
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| Its project living regardless revolvers are spitting
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| When drama is lit, guns will get clipped, the mission
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| No bottles were ribbing, just hollows from Henchmen
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| Hell swallows us, death follows up
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| Bullet shells, toddlers get bucked
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| Black male role models are f**ked
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| The little girls promised the world but tomorrow turn sluts
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| You either playing basketball or pushing crack in the hall
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| Or either rap or getting macs out the board
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| Now what’s that, white supremacists?
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| No rights for immigrants (no rights)
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| Life imprisonment, some get life sentences
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| Secret indict, whites swapping with businessmen
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| We fight militant, keepers of words they’re writing Genesis
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| Black paintist Rome-like the images
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| This goes to the judges and the senators
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| (Hook)
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| I only f**ks — with — what’s — real |