| Now they say home is where the hate is
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| Pulling up, «Hi, haters!»
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| I know, I’ve been on a hiatus
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| Caught up in the lights I’ve been blinded by Las Vegas
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| Ain’t it ironic before I was twenty one
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| I put my future on the table and I won?
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| See they told me, «Life's a gamble»
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| Now this is my casino
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| Made sure my fellas good
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| Now I’m Robert DeNiro, sipping Clicquot
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| With the girl that held me down from the beginning
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| My team throwing up L’s
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| But it’s funny 'cause we winning
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| A million talked down, soon as I rose from the bottom
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| But opinions assholes now, everybody got ‘em
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| So they ask me why I do it
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| I do it for the streets
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| Heard momma got out the grill
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| Man I do it for the grease
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| Man I do it for the five pack of Hanes wife-beats
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| That I wore like everyday to show my brand new ink
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| Shit I remember working jobs, just so I could hit the dance up
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| Never had a date, so I really didn’t dance much
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| Couldn’t buy my own, so I just borrowed my dad’s tux
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| Told him, «Keep the loafers» kept it gully with my black Chucks
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| So you can keep watching the stars
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| But me I wanna be ‘em
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| And I just beat the odds
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| I guess we can call it even
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| 'Cause the underdog
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| Went from flipping patties at a Fuddruckers
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| To living lavish then a muhfucker
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| God damn!
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| Ooooooh weee!
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| We got stories for days man, for days. |
| They just got to listen. |
| Ay Slim!
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| Oh and if y’all don’t know, that’s like my best friend right there.
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| But any way it’s safe to say we’re on our way man. |
| Bout time though. |
| Shit!
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| Ay you remember when my dad kicked me out right after we met and I showed up
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| at your house the next day with a U-Haul like «hey you wanna move in with me?
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| «Or matter a fact, nah, nah, you remember the time we had those two girls over
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| and Dub called like «yo these dudes tryna jump me up here at The If!
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| «Oh that’s what we called the store across from our crib, «The If»
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| cause it was on a 130th. |
| But anyway though man we left the girls there sitting
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| with the doors open, sprinting to the store, ready to fight, and this fool
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| closed like «ahhh got y’all, I was just playin'.» |
| Damn I still wanna whoop his
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| ass for that shit. |
| Nah, nah, nah, nah, matter fact you remember when you wanted
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| to buy your first keyboard? |
| So we went and gathered up spare change like
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| everyday and walked into that bank with a heavy ass bag of nickels and they
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| were lookin' at us like man what the fuck? |
| Hahaha we too grounded to be
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| Hollywood. |
| Man, this about as Hollywood as Im’a get. |
| Peep this!
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| Hold up
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| Okay I heard they want the classics
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| My life’s a movie like the Truman Show without the cameras
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| They look at us like we a couple Boyz N Da Hood
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| Four Brothers till the end like them boys in The Wood
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| So I Light It Up, for them Friday Night Lights with the team
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| In The Notebook, holding my Requiem for a Dream
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| I was Superbad in the class I just Dazed off
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| So I played sick and lived Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
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| Back in Cooley High, students used to nickname us The Goonies
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| Every night we blacked out, shit they should’ve called us roofies
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| Get out of bed Half Baked, roll another doobie
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| So many snacks up in my house they call the crib Scooby
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| Blowing oowee man I swear this As Good As It Gets
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| Godfather told me, «Keep doing that music shit»
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| He said, «Your piece of the American Pie is waiting»
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| From the bottom to the top, Almost Famous
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| Kells |