Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song People In My Hood, artist - Masta Ace Incorporated. Album song Sittin' On Chrome, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 31.12.2011
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: The Bicycle Music Company
Song language: English
People In My Hood |
Welcome to the ghetto radio |
Where the people be living kinda low |
So you better not slow |
Or ya might catch the B-O |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
These are the people in my hood |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
And most of them are up to no good |
Let’s take a walk through my hood |
Where that phrase «it's all good» |
Don’t apply, although I wish it could |
In thickness the shit is real |
Come and get a feel of the raw deals |
See that nigga running with the steel? |
His name is KK and back in the day |
He was a star running-back |
Plus he ran track |
He could’ve been the next Walter Payton |
But wait an' watch him go and stick that lady up and start skatin' |
And see that sister with the weave down her back? |
That’s Priscilla, she be drinkin' Miller by the pack |
Her brother’s name is June but he caught a slug in his spine right here |
Now he rolls a wheelchair |
And there’s Mrs Robinson («aight, you?») |
That’s my man mom, she make the slam beef stew |
And there go Joe Slim who wears a green brim |
And drives a green Cadillac with a spare on the back |
And that there’s Zak, who’s the crack maniac |
He’ll put a gun to your head just to get his habits fed |
And there’s Betty-May, who come out every day |
In Houser shoes and Golas |
Pushing her babies in the strollers |
There go Petey who be all in the books |
A’s in every class, never had a piece o' ass |
Then we got the twins who drive the same Benz |
And got the same 10s and 20s in their pockets and their skins |
Be sweatin' em, 'cause they know they got the double mint |
And not the kind you chew, but I think you kinda knew |
That’s Tina Parker, much darker than her sis |
That’s because her moms is a fuckin' snake, hiss |
Nobody in the family is dark except she |
And the UPS man with the long delivery |
And Jesse, he’s the neighbourhood Cinderella |
And when the fella be walkin' you can tell a |
Whole lotta sugar’s in his core |
Feed the soft, he be hittin' off |
He heads fresh home from up North |
Gee, that’s Mr Johnson, and that’s Ms Thompson |
Both of them are married, but not to each other |
Watch how they smother each other |
With kisses, hugs, feels, and squeezes |
Oh my sweet Jesus! |
These are the people from the Get Ready-o |
In other words the Ghetto |
Crema muletto |
It’s much worse than it looks and so is my hood |
When 'nuff folks is up to no good |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
These are the people in my hood |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
And most of them are up to no good |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
These are the people in my hood |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
And most of them are up to no good |
Just lookin' outta the window, I’m spyin' |
Wit' my eye an' the odds’re see niggas dyin' |
Like Jimmy Jones when they get two chocolate cones |
But all shorty got was a few broken bones |
'Cause he wanted to eat too quick |
And stepped out in the street too quick |
And got hit by this chick named Anna Cruz |
Who drinks so many brews |
She couldn’t walk straight or talk straight and made the news |
Like Tamitha Smith, who used to like The Smiths |
And getting mad loaded 'til her fuckin' heart exploded |
Damn, a cardiac arrest at 16 |
But let me speak a bit about some more shit I seen |
They found a little girl in building number four |
Who had her panties to her ankles and her blood on the floor |
Maybe it’s because I’m nosey but I sho' see |
A whole lotta shit takin' place in my face |
That’s Mr Jackson who grabbed his axe an' |
Gave chase to a basehead who broke into his shed |
And when they caught 'im, he taught 'im |
A very valuable education |
Split his wig no hesitation |
Ten thousand bullets, five thousand guns |
Five thousand triggers, one thousand sons |
Eight hundred mothers, ten million tears |
Twelve hundred caskets, four million beers |
Poured on the ground for the individuals that didn’t make it |
I don’t think that I can take it |
'Cause nowadays folks be livin' like the dreads on Medusa |
It’s kinda hard to get used ta |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
These are the people in my hood |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
And most of them are up to no good |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
These are the people in my hood |
These are the people in my neighbourhood |
And most of them are up to no good |