| Yo, I was chilling, lamping, cooling at the spot
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| When this light-skinned nigga with Tims told me he could rock
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| He told me his name and I think it started with a K
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| That’s exactly what happened after this day
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| I put that same letter after his name to end it off
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| So I coughed gave threw a pound and then I was off
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| Went around the corner where the homies was at
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| Told my nigga, Elad, pull went down, he handed me the…
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| Took about five pulls, yo, that shit was just right
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| He handed me about five Newports and I was off into the night
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| Stopped at the store and picked up a Big Gulp
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| When I saw this black Jeep pull up, it was my homie from the set
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| He told me heard from evil went down, so I hopped inside the loc
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| So we could head across town
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| Yo yo yo… Hey, Thes
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| What’s up, man? |
| What’s up?
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| We’re bumpin' at Unity tonight, man… I’ll just go in there and do this thing,
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| ain’t no need to stay…
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| Let’s be out
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| Stepped inside the place, stepped quiet as fuck
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| Stepped into a dark corner so fools wouldn’t know what’s up
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| Thes came over, said he saw him at the bar fronting like he was hard
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| But it was time to pull his card, so I stepped to this nigga
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| Look him dead in his face, was like «You's a disgrace to this race!»
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| Then I…
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| Wack MCs… wack MCs… (etc.)
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| Make me have to call your name out… (scratched and repeated)
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| It was a cold September morning, there was fog in the air
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| A pair of police proceeded ahead of a 21-car black caravan
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| Of cars and vans with headlights, testimony of dead night
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| My flashlight light the right way for me
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| I went early and climbed a tree, so I might see the show as it passed
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| The cars slow as they pass the PD-blocked intersection
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| Then gassed up the hill through the gate on the left
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| And slowed and showed moonlight reflections on the fresh-mown grass
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| Tombstones on tinted glass
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| The special pass sitting on the dashboard of a black Ford
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| In front stopped the cop and he opened the door
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| And out steps a man with flowers inside his grip
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| Squinting for the pig, Linden suit and wingtips
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| Out flew the rest and they rared to go, I hear no sounds
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| Just see lips moving and moonglow, so I and I, camouflaged
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| Slide down the tree, float across the road that’s like 30 feet wide
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| Beverly-Hills-style glide past the G-ride
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| See a rock at the end of the block, cop a squat
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| And watch men slide, an all-black box with gold rails
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| Tail-side, adorned with carnations in random configurations
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| Of player pride and herring bone, scales and other paraphernalia
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| Of a lifestyle that reflected but failure
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| The trails of fog leap of the back of the cab, passed it one-by-one
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| Dookie gold made it hard to hold
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| I had to laugh. |
| Oh, what fun when one dies
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| They walked toward the grave, the fog started to rise
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| Check the coffin… «hella tight»… put it on the hoist
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| And lower it deep, deeper into the moist earth
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| Last words of this man… I slipped into the night
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| And heard the fog…"Nigga had a hella tight car (?)
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| We’re dead nigga… He dead… (?) |