| She ran out the house like, «Fuck it I’m leaving»
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| He ran out after her like «Fuck is the meaning? |
| «Went through his phone and found texts from all of his ex’s
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| Threw it at him like, «Fuck was you thinking? |
| «Way down in his stomach he’s getting that sinking
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| Feeling he felt 20 years before when
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| His pops sat him down and told him and his moms was divorcing
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| Now he’s doing the same
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| Running through these hoes with no proper decorum
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| Not a pretty picture
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| Unsettled miser-y, he would say his pop was a dog
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| Now isn’t that the pot calling the kettle «nigga»
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| Every player dreams of playing the game, straight walking out
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| The allure of new pussy is cool, but when it’s over what the fuck you got to
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| talk about?
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| Such an empty feeling, you win or you lose
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| Wifey told him, «It's them or me and baby, you better choose.»
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| Hey!
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| I saw the clouds today and thought that it was time to say goodbye
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| I tried to change my ways and pray that maybe I can save my life
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| My cousin hit me up and said he had to post bail again
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| Cause my brother back in jail again
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| Back in that slave ship cause he tried to sell again
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| And all that’s going through my mind is «How the fuck am I failing him? |
| «These youngins want all of the spoils but none of the toils
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| Got me climbing the walls
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| Too good to press olives but’ll be the first squeaky wheel asking for oil
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| I’ve been at it for 10 years, «What the fuck is you on? |
| «Had me frustrated like, «What the fuck do you want? |
| «He come to me for answers but I don’t know what to tell him
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| Part bad parenting, part youthful rebellion
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| He wanna buy a dream but I don’t know what to sell him, shit
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| They say the streets turn niggas into sinners
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| But them jail cells be turning niggas into dinner
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| So they sing in the summer, be home by the winter
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| Interrogation room be turning niggas into tenors
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| And he’s no singer, but put him on the block, he got that perfect pitch
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| I just want him to understand that you work for this
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| You can win or you lose
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| But it’s either me or the streets and brother you gotta choose
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| Love
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| I saw the clouds today and thought that it was time to say goodbye
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| I tried to change my ways and pray that maybe I can save my life
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| Some get hand picked, others get picked on
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| Some get a hand up, others get this song
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| I came from the bottom where the guns got withdrawn
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| All lows, no highs man/Heisman, get a stiff arm
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| See me doing records so they think it makes a lot
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| But really I’m just trying to mix-a-lot like I was raised Islam
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| Praying that the ends justify the means
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| Cause most of my heroes had fucked up lives
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| Coked up kids and three or four wives
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| Hoes in every city, enough side bitches for three or four tribes
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| From Marvin to Basquiat, it comes with a cavat
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| And that’s the gospel like three or four choirs
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| Gotta room with a microphone and all this time
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| I just sat by the window and looked inside
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| Didn’t like what I found, but you win or you lose
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| Make a living or have a life, guess that I gotta choose
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| One…
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| I saw the clouds today and thought that it was time to say goodbye
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| I tried to change my ways and pray that maybe I can save my life
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| (Who loves you more? Who loves you more?) (Every little thing about you babe)
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| I got a room and a microphone
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| And family that I ain’t seen in months
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| And I played this record a million times, just hoping you would play it once
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| Ha, break bread with your fellow man
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| Show love but look out for your heart
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| And always take care of home
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| Because home is where charity starts
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| Because home is where charity starts
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| Home is where charity starts
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| Hhhh. |
| Thank. |
| God. |