| Smooth it out
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| This is a story about the drifter
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| Who waited through the worst for the best in crosstown
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| Who never planned on havin' so dick
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| Why me, huh?
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| Everything’s gonna be alright (alright)
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| Everything’s gonna be alright (alright)
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| Everything’s gonna be alright now (alright)
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| Everything’s gonna be alright (alright)
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| Some get a little and some get none
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| Some catch a bad one and some leave the job half done
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| I was one who never had and always mad
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| Never knew my dad, mother fuck the fag
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| Where anywhere I did pick up, flipped the clip up
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| Too many stick-ups, 'cause niggas had the trigger hic-ups
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| I couldn’t get a job, nappy hair was not allowed
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| My mother couldn’t afford us all, she had to throw me out
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| I walked the strip, which is a clip, who wanna hit?
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| They got 'em quick, I had to eat, this money’s good as spent
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| I threw in graves, I wasn’t paid enough
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| I kept 'em long 'cause I couldn’t afford a haircut
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| I got laughed at, I got chumped, I got dissed
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| I got upset, I got a Tec and a banana clip
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| Was down to throw the led to any tellin' crackhead
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| I’m still livin' broke, so a lot of good it would’ve did
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| Or done, if not for bad luck, I would have none
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| Why did I have to live a life of such a bad one
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| Why when I was a kid and played out was a sad one
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| And always wanted to live like just a fat one
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| A ghetto bastard, born next to the projects
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| Livin' in the slums with bums, I sit and watch them
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| Why do I have to be like this? |
| momma said I’m priceless
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| So I am all worthless, starved, and it’s just for being a nice kid
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| Sometimes I wish I could afford a pistol then, though
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| Last stop to hell, I would’ve ended things a while ago
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| I ain’t have jack but a black hat and napsack
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| Four squad stolen in cars in a blackjack
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| Drop that, and now you want me to rap and give?
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| Say somethin' positive? |
| Well positive ain’t where I lived
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| I lived right around a corner from west hell
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| Two blocks from south shit, it was in a jail cell
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| The sun never shone on my side of the street, see
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| And only once or twice a week I would speak
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| I walked alone, my state of mind was home sweet home
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| I couldn’t keep a girl, they wanted kids for cause of chrome
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| Some life, it you ain’t wear gold your style was old
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| And you got more juice than dope for every bottle sold
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| Hell no, I say there’s gotta be a better way
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| But hey, never gamble any game that you can’t play
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| I’m slowin' and flowin' and goin' in on and knowin' not now
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| How will I do it, how will I make it? |
| I won’t, that’s how
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| Why me, huh?
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| My third year into adulthood, and still a knucklehead
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| I’m better off dead, huh, that’s what my neighbor said
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| I don’t do jack but fightin', lightin' up the streets at night
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| Playin' hide and seek with a machetti ??? |
| like Freddy swipe
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| Some say I’m rollin' on, nothin' but a dog now
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| I answer that with a tech, who wanna bow-wow?
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| 'Cause I done been through more shit within the last week
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| Than I fly flowin' in doo-doo on the concrete
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| I been a deadbeat, dead to the world and dead wrong
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| Since I was born that’s my life, oh you don’t know this song?
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| So don’t say jack, and please don’t say you understand
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| All that man to man talk just hot damn
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| If you ain’t live you couldn’t feel it, so kill it, skillet
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| And all that talk about it won’t help it out, now will it?
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| And illtown fell like I stuck-up props, got shot
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| Don’t worry, I hit Bob, flurry, and his punk-ass dropped
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| But I’m the one who has been labeled as an outcast
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| They changin' schools, I’m the misfit that will outlast
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| But that’s cool with the bull, smack 'em backwards
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| That’s what you get for fuckin' with a ghetto bastard
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| If you ain’t ever been to the ghetto
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| Don’t ever come to the ghetto
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| 'Cause you ain’t understand the ghetto
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| And stay the fuck out of the ghetto
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| Why me?
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| (alright) |