| Now there’s one in my hood off Pico or some shit
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| Through the years it’s been the epicenter for a lot of dumb shit
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| Let me tell you about this one trip to the store
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| On the early mornin' tip some time 'round four
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| I was standing by the magazines readin' a Maxim
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| When I heard a familiar voice to the the counter dude and ask him
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| To empty out the register (Nah, that can’t be Trevor)
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| Excuse me, Tiny T-Bone from the neighborhood gang
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| Who if his head wasn’t screwed on he would lose his brain
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| He was with two other dudes, never knew their names
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| I thought great, it was time for me to shake
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| But as I headed to the door I heard a voice say («Wait!»)
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| When I turned around, he recognized me and I knew it
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| I was about to leave, that’s when that nigga blew it
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| He lifted up his mask and said («Hey Murs, it’s me, Trevor»)
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| I said «You dumb motherfucker do you use your brain, ever?»
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| Never mind, I turned around gave the deuce
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| Walkin' to the car feelin' like Q in Juice
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| Remember when he went in the bar and Blizzard let him loose?
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| Anyway here comes this nigga running, big bag of money
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| He hopped in ride, I said «You God damn dummy
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| They got yo ass on tape» («But they didn’t see my face»)
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| «Well they got my car and my fuckin' license plate
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| Man get the fuck on» («Murs, why you gotta hate?»)
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| «Hate nor love got shit to do with this
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| You better run for the fives come through this bitch
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| You know you got two strikes, you better use them new Nikes
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| To dodge all them blue lights» He looked and said («You right»)
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| Then he bolted up the street
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| Once he left my slight I gave a sigh of relief
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| But that was right before I peeped, this dumb motherfucker
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| Left the bag full of money sitting right there on my passenger seat |