| Free the homie, they got him a murder
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| Free my cousin one time, they got him on a murder
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| Free my lil bro, tryna get him on a murder
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| Lil Blue got 70 years for a murder
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| RIP, we lost him to a murder
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| RIP Papa, we lost him to a murder
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| RIP, we lost him to a murder
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| Bullets jumping out the semi, shells hit the floor
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| Catch him on the backstreets and nobody know
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| Even civilians got to get it, kill every witness
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| Number one rule, can’t hang around snitches
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| Posted by the park, smoking dope, chilling
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| When some niggas pulled up and start set tripping
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| One of the homies took aim and let the burner flame
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| By that night, cuz had a new nickname
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| We left the scene went home and my clothes changed
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| We all had the same story on the same page
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| If the cops come, my nigga i don’t know a name
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| But if the opps come, my pistol it will do the same
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| We laid low, kept cool for a couple days
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| But cuz was fucked up, the homie started acting strange
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| In his brain he had the shooting on replay
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| Popping 6 or 7 Xans just to pass the day
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| And he told me, «Say cuz i ain’t tryna go down
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| Tell the homies if they catch them, they can never make a sound
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| Tell my son and baby momma that i love them, hold it down
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| Stopping by my momma crib then I’m skipping outta town.»
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| I was puffing on a swisher, held my head so I can hear him
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| Told him sit down, relax, you a down nigga
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| Anybody got an issue, imma' fucking squeeze the trigger for you
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| Son you must consider looking at the bigger picture
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| Cracked a couple more swishers, drank a whole thing of liquor
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| Then i took him to the bridge so he can throw away the pistol
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| Then we headed to his crib for his mother and his sister
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| The lost look on his face, the only thing i can remember
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| Reminiscing about the past growing up in the SWAT
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| Smoked a couple more blunts, took him to the bus stop
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| Gave him 400 dollars right before he hopped out
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| Told him, «One love crip, Lord and tears all we got.»
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| «Damn cuz why it had to be you?»
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| I found out last week from the paper and the news
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| Seen your mother yesterday, she was crying like the blues
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| I took you to the bus-stop, how the Laws catch you? |