| «There ain’t no need to worry about»
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| «The good times»
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| I’m having a
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| Harder, harder time trying to maintain my scope
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| Can’t cope, trying to live legit but I’m broke. |
| Not a
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| Dime in the bank, more or less, and no account. |
| In my
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| Pocket is lint, keys, and an old mint ball
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| From when I’m looking for a job in the metro
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| Come home frustrated, then I spark a joint like an
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| Electrode, fire. |
| My entire day wasted
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| Interviews I was in and out like air to my face
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| Maneuver. |
| Still, I got no money in the pocket
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| My girl’s birthday’s coming, and I laid away a locket
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| Borrow some dough? |
| No, I’m up to my neck, over niggas
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| And I’m not talking petty cash loans either
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| Damn, what does it take to make a buck? |
| See, I’m
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| Tired of the broke-ness, I’ma do what I can to hit the
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| Jackpot, fat knots—whether illegally
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| The little voice said, «Get paid,» to me repeadiately
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| Must survive, must survive, must survive
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| Think of a get-rich scheme to stay alive
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| «There ain’t no need to worry about»
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| «The good times»
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| Buy me a 40-ounce, get intoxicated, then I
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| Take a walk so I could try to ease the tension I feel
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| Fenced in. Over twenty-one, responsibilities
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| Lack. |
| Don’t have shit to pay back to moms
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| And pops. |
| Pressure on my egos crushed them
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| Surprised the stress in my body didn’t bust me already
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| Steady as she blows like Moby Dick. |
| I’m
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| Sick of it. |
| The pot over the rainbow? |
| I didn’t get a
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| Lick of it. |
| It keeps on passing me by while I
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| Try harder and harder, only getting more discouraged
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| Courage, brains, wits fits, but it ain’t
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| Putting no type of loot inside of my mitts. |
| I need
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| More, delivering now or never, then the
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| Question rises: will I be Medgar Ever?
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| Try to be legitimate, figuring a nigga come
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| Must survive, must survive, must survive
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| Think of a get-rich scheme to stay alive
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| «There ain’t no need to worry about»
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| «The good times» |