| Good morning nana, what’s for breakfast?
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| Orange juice, scrambled eggs and some jelly bread
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| An Oscar Mayer bacon, that’s a king’s meal
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| At least compared to my friends that are really fed
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| You really know how to kill it with a black skillet
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| Energized by your love and these cats feel it
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| Not to be rude but my dude want a plate of food
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| You never exclude, that puts you in a greater mood
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| To give one of my dudes a little something to eat
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| So they stomach won’t growl when they up in the street
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| The sounds of a bear, but this time a year
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| It’s kind of cold so we home and we upping the heat
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| Project radiator hissing like a rattle snake
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| I’m in the front room playing my favorite battle tape
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| You in the back room watching Barbany Jones
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| These white folks living good and we trying to be clones
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| The ones you work for out in Bensonhurst
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| After Howard Beach, now the tension is worse
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| Watching over they kids while they earn a wage
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| Making 'em lunch, reading 'em books, now turn the page
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| I was only 10, I was younger then
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| Guess it must have been hard for me to understand it
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| House keys hanging on a string from my neck
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| Had to let myself in, make myself a sandwich, damn
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| Beginning and the end of me, before I can even see
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| The man that I wanted to be, is what you came to know
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| You taking every step with me, taught me to take the lead
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| That’s why you trusting me, you gone get what you owe
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| We played in the spring and summer time, learned lessons in the fall
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| The world is winter, but you was never cold
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| More than a doer than a talker, but I still live by your words
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| One day it’ll all register, you never get too old
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| We grow, things change, but you will never go
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| Happy Thanksgiving, sweet potato pies
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| They was try’na ketchup on it like a plate of fries
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| Come in dude for the recipe
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| Uncle Marvin on the couch watching the game next to me
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| Talking smack, messing with me like an evil twin
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| It’s the Playoffs and we just try to see who’s in
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| Dallas bout to do it yet again
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| Number 31 breaks a long run and the Eagles win
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| Thank God, dinner’s ready, this stuff is terrific
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| Family eats, family talks but nothing specific
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| No religion, no politics
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| Pudgy lemon at the table doing a couple politrics
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| I’m a teen now, the streets are mean now
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| High praise for the waste, you cook and clean wow
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| Let it be known you get paid but you’re not a maid
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| Nana’s here, family’s home and I’m not afraid, nah
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| Beginning and the end of me, before I can even see
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| The man that I wanted to be, is what you came to know
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| You taking every step with me, taught me to take the lead
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| That’s why you trusting me, you gone get what you owe
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| We played in the spring and summer time, learned lessons in the fall
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| The world is winter, but you was never cold
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| More than a doer than a talker, but I still live by your words
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| One day it’ll all register, you never get too old
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| We grow, things change, but you will never go
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| — Boy, what you doing up this late? |
| I know you excited about graduating tomorrow
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| — I don’t know, I’m just up, thinking about everything
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| — This radio show I like is about to come on
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| — Radio show? |
| What kind of radio show on at 2 o’clock in the morning?
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| — They call it the World’s Famous Supreme Team show and it’s about that time |