| I’m sending my killers to the store for Patron and Danish
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| My nigga, my nigga, I would go get it myself, but I’m famous
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| And I ain’t never changing, I’m never done paying my dues
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| My mind frame is «I'm forever making my payments»
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| I walk by a so called tough guy, watch him tuck his chain in
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| No snatching though, watch what you put my fucking name in
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| Kind of like an armless actor playing an action role
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| I’m out on the west copping like Axel Foley, ask the police
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| But at least I’m active though
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| I bought my bitch an ass then wrote it off on my taxes
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| Listed it as an independent backing like Macklemore
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| Half of my clique is bastards
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| The other half of my clique don’t know half of the kids they have
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| It’s savage, that’s average though
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| Like 30k a year spent on yeast
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| In order to walk in the streets
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| In my shoes, you’re gon need Flintstone feet
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| And room for baggage, and room in your Nikes
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| So they can hypothetically tag your toe
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| Motherfuckers can’t rhyme no more about rhyme no more
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| Cause I’m so raw
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| Will I win? |
| ain’t an if, it’s a when
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| Kind of like asking «what time is karma gon find Solar»
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| So tomorrow, in hindsight, if you an artist, death’s near, the fans know
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| What you draw falls on deaf ears like Van Gogh
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| I chose rap glory over the stratosphere
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| No plaques or trophies, I already have them here
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| (Let's go, Preem)
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| I’m just trying to leave my mark but I’ve got the same backstory as a tatted
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| tear
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| The kind of frame I prefer to see the world through
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| Don’t ask me nothing about Budden
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| I suppose I propose to all my girls too
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| I’m in the Forbes in in a pearl suit
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| Bitches know the score like Sheryl Swoopes
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| You know they say that you dying if you ain’t living good
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| I’m dumping a hit man’s salary worth of quarters down the world’s largest
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| wishing well
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| Wishing a nigga would
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| (Wishing a nigga would)
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| Ladies and gentlemen
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| I think my record speaks for itself
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| A rival of survival, idle movement and chatter
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| We was stepping in the Chi before we knew the ladder
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| Climb up till your time’s up, a daily reminder
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| My daily operation is to spark the population
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| Salutation to the nation of the Nubians and hooligans
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| That knew me when we was boxing niggas up in Julian
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| The bond that I have with the Quran and the math
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| Supreme talk, I’m walking a king’s walk
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| Watch it vibrate, while I take the wings off
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| Straight out of Chitown where they get that lean off
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| Fiends cough for serum, hitters rally rally like it’s Durham
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| You in Illinois, we don’t know what can cure 'em
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| I’m sicker than most of them from the 'Go so the flow don’t end
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| Come get it bae like you from Oakland
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| I’m in the building and this my grand opening
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| I’m postering them niggas that were supposed to been
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| Doper than more pussy than fallopian
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| These are the sounds of days that are passed
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| Kick in the door waving the.44
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| K’s in the floorboards, stays in the Waldorf
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| I will board a jet cheap, fly to where you’re sure to get deep
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| To show your crew my immortal technique
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| I’ll elaborate, sixteen pistols and extendos
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| Hidden inside three or four twelve hundred crates
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| If we at war, I’ll exaggerate
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| Sweep up the streets till the clique clean
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| Shoot you while we watch the tables turn like a DWYCK scene
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| Street sweeper, knock his head clean off his body
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| Then keep sweeping long enough to clean off his body
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| Lean off the bottle then fly a nigga queen off to Cabo
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| Then have her feeding me papayas and grapes, I’m an acquired taste
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| If you don’t like me, acquire some taste
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| And all I talk about is murdering
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| All you do is test pros, I’ll shoot you while you protest
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| Shout to all my brothers and my sisters out in Ferguson
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| The police want us shot
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| And you gon be the next to drop in front of that donut shop
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| We record a new dimension of history
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| I kicked my habits in Visvim sneakers
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| And developed into the new now
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| Win Animal Planet
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| I got me a plaque and a Grammy while I’m going zoo now
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| Me still being irrelevant
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| Then became the elephant in the room now
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| (Is he ever gonna fall off?) No
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| I walk by so-called tough guy
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| Watch him pass me nervous after I passed him
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| He gon' get with the street life or
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| He gon' turn the other cheek like a half done ass job
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| Sitting right in front of a plastic surgeon
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| Then I jump in the black Suburban
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| Snatch the curtain, wrapping your R&B act in it
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| After I squeeze 21 entries
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| And it ain’t no need to ask for IDs
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| I’m certain that if you offend me then it shall get windy
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| And that’s right before the Mac 10 is working, click
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| And it ain’t no irony in the fact that I am giving you fire
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| And that fire comes after the earth, wind, whew
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| Preme in his prime, I’m in my prime
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| («You know it can never be imitated»)
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| («Shout outs to Royce, Primo
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| It’s Common Sense, Big Illinois») |