| Don’t blame me for the pain the world has caused
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| Don’t blame me for your own imperfectionate flaws
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| If every individual were to accept his own blame
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| I think the world would be a better change
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| A better change
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| Nigga don’t blame me cause my lyrics hittin your chest like gunshots
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| And my thoughts seepin into your brain like cooked rocks
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| It’s like a thick I have on a nigga mind is ??? |
| yall
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| Sort of like ??? |
| of thugs
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| To break off from an overrated government full of corruption and hypocrites
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| That try to immoralize yourself when they untouchable by laws, that’s bullshit
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| They say I’m overrated, but I’m highly educated
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| Incarcerated but reinstated and I know them faders really hate it
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| Rest in peace Malcom and King, TRU soldiers of the black folks
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| See while yall gone, I’m a be a mouthpiece for the ghetto
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| I feel like it’s my duty, I be elected through spirit
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| One of the chosen few soldiers from the infamous No Limit
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| Records, a cooliation of highly respected ghetto millionares and servents
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| Just some independant brothers that deserve it
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| Now don’t point your finger partner, just pratice what you preach
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| Cause it really ain’t my fault playa, so don’t blame me
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| Believe me
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| If I had my wish I’d robbin every day nigga wake
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| Cause if you let the world tell em my lyrics are the reason why
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| Lil niggas took the pains they can’t take
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| Or the troubles he left behind
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| Why I gotta be the vision
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| I ain’t even lookin at when your child choose music and he choose mine
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| But if you was a better parent he wouldn’t look up to my kind
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| And time life taught me
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| The last minutes of your life is like bail, you either make it or you don’t
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| You either goin love me or you won’t
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| But don’t blame me when your child ain’t got enough to eat
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| And nigga I appreciate if you goin buy my CD’s
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| But yall ain’t got a decent pair of shoes on his feet
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| The streets taught me you gotta accept your blame and don’t blame it on others
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| I look at my mother and I watch her suffer
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| But we beat the bad times in uptown
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| And nobody gave a fuck, everybody came around
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| We made it on our own
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| And turned a fucked up life into a happy home
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| Don’t blame me because my skin tone’s like God’s own
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| The oldest skeleton was chose to be an Africans born
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| I’m from a strong race of people who can never be denied
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| Every tear we cry’s like rain water and so our sea dries
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| Ghetto flowers shades of ebony in full bloom
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| Women of color got sentenced, blessings unto our womb
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| They’d rather see us doomed, placin flowers on tombstones
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| But BeBe’s kids multiply while yall tryin to plum to save your own
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| Label me wrong because I spit the raw real
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| Yall feel all my verses, even if I curse it’s straight through em
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| Screw em, I takes my blame, you hypocrites make me sick
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| Tryin to sabotage my arches, thoughts stay on some scandelous shit
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| Get a grip on the way you truely live
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| Entertainment can’t raise your little kids
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| Run your households
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| You got to mold thier minds and tell them what to look out for
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| Gangsta rap won’t be a cop out no more |