Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Conversation, artist - Paris. Album song Guerrilla Funk, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 31.12.1993
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Guerrilla Funk
Song language: English
Conversation |
Still in this bitch, ninety-eight is just another year |
I murder money drama bitches, that fall in piers |
Comin out the city where no pity be a way of life |
When niggaz quick to bust a cap in you to earn they stripes |
Ain’t nothin changed in these West coast killin fields |
I seen so many homies die that I ain’t got no feeling |
So I handles mine, pack a strap and keep on strivin |
And quick to let these niggaz if it get down to violent |
Cause these haters ain’t no friends to me, they make it plain |
But I refuse to be a victim of these ghetto games |
Break away from all the stress, bullshit and aggravation |
And now I’m quick to blast if you want a confrontation |
But it seem like every time I turn around it’s drama |
Hella flowers, coffee drinkin, and cryin momma |
Somethin tellin me this madness ain’t gon’never stop |
So I keep strivin fo’the top |
Now everything you think you seein might not be the truth |
Understand these cowards fold when these niggaz shoot |
Understand this rap shit is just another way |
Just another lick where motherfuckers gettin paid |
It really ain’t the same as it was in the past |
Back when shit was new, niggaz thought that it would last |
Understand this rap game is just another front |
Just another way for motherfuckers comin up, and it’s like that |
So what’s the ticket out the ghetto for these young players |
Slangin dope, playin ball or bein rhymesayers |
They want the money fast, FUCK SCHOOL, that ain’t what’s happenin |
So some of them niggaz got together and they started rappin |
And it would be like who the tightest on the microphone |
Makin demos in the basement of they momma’s home |
And 'fore you know it niggaz got theyself a record deal |
And now they makin money, doin what they love for real |
Limosines, fast cash, and autographs |
Groupie hoes after every show be workin the staff |
And magazines givin love cause they shit is best |
Unless of course it’s The Source and you from the West |
Now momma’s braggin cause they baby’s on the television |
And they livin every day, like it’s Thanksgiving |
But you know, what they say if it sound too good |
to be true it probably is that’s the music biz |
I’m 28 and I’ve been in the game since '86 |
World tours, cash money, and hella hits |
Done seen these rap stars disappear like civil rights |
And go from po’to rich to po’again, overnight |
So many perils in this game if yo’team is faulty |
That’s why my lawyer keep these motherfuckin devils off me And freak bitches be, quick to set you up by playin |
that pussy game like, you the daddy or you rapin |
See dumb niggaz get they money took, tryin to be that motherfucker on the television out with Robin Leach |
A couple of cars, hella clothes, and before you know it That nigga to’back, hella broke with nuttin showin |
So here’s a little game from a homey that’s still playin |
The mo’shit you see a nigga with, the mo’he payin |
In this rap life, nuttin what it seem to be |
I hope you motherfuckers feel me, that’s reality |