| Fuck 'em! |
| Yeah
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| This for all them motherfuckers that forgot about the Mo' Peez
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| I’mma tell you this
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| (Think of me, I’m-I'm-I'm-I'm lonely)
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| I’m still in the hood, come find me nigga
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| Y’all niggas need to (come and see me some ti-time, time)
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| It’s your boy Fame y’all (it-it-it seems)
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| Sing it to 'em bitch! |
| (you pushed me, right out of your mind)
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| Show off! |
| Show off!
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| I’m still Mo' Peez to the death, forever and always
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| Saratoga Ave, forever and always
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| (Fo' main rest in peace) Statik this beat remind me
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| Of them pissy ass lobbies and hallways
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| Psssssss, I was left in the hood
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| With a dusty-ass .38, increase the murder rate
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| (BLAOW!) I’m still down to catch a homi'
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| My childhood friends gone, body after body
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| (DAMN!) But in the hood is where you find me
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| Hangin on like a kid to his mommy in tsunami
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| With hip-hop dreams, waitin for a nigga to sign me
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| Last of the Mo’Picans, new kids grimy grimy
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| Nobody to trust besides me
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| Butter roll for breakfast, my dinner’s corner store hero from Olly
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| (This story is no pretense) that’s what they made me y’all
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| I ain’t crazy y’all, it’s Brownsville baby par, but yo
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| Think of me, I’m-I'm-I'm-I'm lonely
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| Come and see me some ti-time, time
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| It-it-it seems
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| You pushed me, right out of your mind
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| YEAH! |
| Uhh
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| Brooklyn, New York, forever and always
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| As a child I never thought I’d come out of the hallway
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| To focus and become a commodity someday
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| While stricken by poverty, sittin in gunplay
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| (Forever and always) perfectin the grind
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| While tryin to become one of those expected to shine
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| And that’s a small percentage, it’s vintage
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| For niggas to get into some shit, that have life-threatening endings
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| To show us they here for us, they sendin a prayer for us
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| The day of the death sentence, they ain’t there for us
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| (NO!) They don’t care for us (NO!) it’s in the air for us
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| Yeah we do what we do, but somehow it’s there for it
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| Here’s the fatal attraction, they got us caged in
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| They offered us magnums and asked us to blaze 'em
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| Tell 'em I ain’t sinnin for 'em no more
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| I’ll sin if I gotta sin but I’m more into winnin the war
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| (SHOW OFF! SHOW OFF!)
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| It’s still Mo' Peez to the death, forever and always
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| St. Marx Ave., forever and always
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| (1−5-fo'-5) Statik Selektah, this beat remind me
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| Of them old times back in the hallways
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| With the radio bumpin EPMD’s (You a Customer)
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| When a nigga momma bought a block of cheese from a customer
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| Back when, I went to kindergarten with Smoothe Da Hustler
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| Before FIFTHS, before MACS, before TECS WITH MUFFLERS
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| The days before your boy Lazy Laze put his trust in us
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| Before dudes, from other crews was lovin us
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| Way before them people in Japan was discussin us
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| And like now, back then, niggas wasn’t touchin us
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| Niggas wasn’t budgin us, niggas couldn’t fuck with us
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| The only way to get it done was pursuin the cover up
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| (You can have whatever you like) just don’t play ball
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| With them St. Marx niggas at all, they too raw
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| (SHOW OFF! SHOW OFF!)
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| It’s still Mo' Peez to the death, forever and always
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| St. Marx Ave., forever and always
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| (1−5-fo'-5) Statik Selektah, this beat remind me
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| Of them old times back in the hallways
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| With the radio bumpin EPMD’s… |