Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song A.O.B, artist - Mac Mall. Album song Macuscript Vol. 1, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 05.05.2014
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Rapbay, Thizzlamic, Urbanlife Distribution
Song language: English
A.O.B |
Now when I just made 12 years old |
My mama told me:'Baby boy, you know you gotta be strong |
And even though they lead you wrong, stay on the right track |
Cause it ain’t no get right without some get back.' |
Yeah, I heard that, but back then I didn’t feel it |
Cause I was rollin' do or die, tryna see me a ticket, just kickin' |
G-block, I said I’ll never leave |
Even when the rollers chase me down til I can’t breathe |
Nigga freeze, who me? |
Oh, never that! |
I’m hittin' fence after fence until I’m chillin' at my doormat |
Like a mack I had to get away |
Cause I’m a smooth operator, ask Sade |
But the rollers in the V is so shady |
If they could, they would plan something on me |
But really, them ain’t the fools I gotta worry 'bout |
Cause white folks goin' loced in the white house |
And I doubt a republican or democrate |
Gives a fuck about us young inner city blacks |
It’s a trap, Uncle Sam keeps cursing me |
Rather have me in the pen than the university |
Yeah, it’s a shame but mane, that’s how it is |
So ya better peep game and try to lace ya kids |
Cause it ain’t no tellin' what’s soon to come |
When the punk president might drop the bomb |
Got me all stressed out with my brain on numb |
My little cousin asking me where dope come from |
They try to tell us in the verses and the scriptures |
But I guess the real message must have missed us |
In '96 all my brothers and my sisters |
Is on a mission, we’re trippin' livin' senseless |
Tell me, will I see the sun in days to come |
Will blacks be the victors instead of victims |
Or will my people keep killing over fuckin' crumbs |
Pushin' dope just to reach ghetto stardom |
If you ask Mac Mall who I’m voting for |
I say:'Farrakhan' as I’m hittin' the bong |
I put the flame to the swisher or the dohja spliff |
Get elevated to another as I reminisce |
About fresh candy paint and peanut butter tops |
Young hustlers havin' paper, livin' top notch |
And then the D-game straight decline |
And all you Sawyer turf niggas makin' headlines |
10 o’clock news or America’s most |
Unsolved mysteries, you better soak some dope |
Then the judge starts droppin' the injuries |
On all the gangstas, playahs, macks and G’s |
And you know you won’t see 'em til about 2 thou' |
Cause ya boy got washed with a faulty assed trial |
But at least one day he gone be free |
Some soldiers ain’t never gonna see the streets |
That’s why I keep servin' game over my beats |
So all my people, in and out, can straight feel me |
There is nowhere for me to run |
Nowhere for me to hide from reality |
But I don’t wanna be a casualty |
Of another tryna smother a brother just cause my salary |
And dog, I tell ya that these times' so sick |
That my sister’s smoking dohja, 8 months pregnant |
My brother bubble on the grind and he’s way legit |
Working on his third strike and he still won’t quit |
But I can’t tell him nuttin' bout a salary job |
So in order to get tha paper the boy gotta mob or sob |
All will fall to the waistside |
While the rollers overlook they wanna take lifes |
Youngstas they gettin' raised off the T. V |
Got white kids around the country wanna be me |
And the way they point the finger ain’t even shob |
Television replace religion, now the gangsta’s god |
And old folks wonder why we so crazy |
90 knuckleheads and 70 high babies |
And can’t nobody tell me that I’m wrong |
Uncle Sam finding ways to fit computer chips in my dome |
So I should ask before you slip |
See it’s higher than the ultimate trip |
You know, dedicated to DJ Cee, S-Double the Mac |
Reach Ghetto Stardom |