| To anybody
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| That ever looked at a blank piece of paper
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| And felt that feeling
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| That you didnt, you don’t know what to say
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| You be wondering
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| If your next joint is gonna be banging or not
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| You be wondering if people gonna be feeling your shit
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| This is for y’all
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| Come On
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| I’ve been stuck on the same page
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| Seven days isolated in the same cage
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| Six minutes spitting out curse words of rage
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| Holding on to my pen like it’s the last days
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| And she my only weapon
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| Still stepping with a passionate cause
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| But the block reveals all of your flaws hoping you give in Shifting, more swift than the panic
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| Older brain with the pen feeling so diplomatic
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| Until you fight back
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| Pen strokes tend to quiet that and at the same time my mind drift
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| Between the pen and the paper there’s a slight rift
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| The pressure’s on and I might miss
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| Who can bare that stress?
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| First start is the second guess
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| The third try I’m still hopeless
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| I’m like a penny with a hole in it The words come but no soul in it So it’s back to the block trying to figure out this damn thing
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| So if you see me in the lab with a pen and a pad
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| I’m trying to write a verse that’s doper than my last one
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| Let’s put it down for my peeps going at it hard
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| On every block, every corner, every boulevard
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| Some niggaz think about sex, I think about checks
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| and I ain’t spitting 16 until I know I’m about to cash one
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| Let’s spit a rhyme for the streets steady pulling cards
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| On every block, every corner, every boulevard
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| They say the pressure’s on to make more music
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| And write a better song to make the hoars loose it Dance floor music with out no heart attatched
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| For all them harder cats that I was sleeping on,
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| Not trying to lead you on but there’s a deeper zone
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| when you start dealing with the industry and keeping on You do your thing, I do mine
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| Fuck it, 10 inches long
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| 'Cause I ain’t even on but still you want to sweat
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| Looking for me to fill your pockets and your deficits
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| asking for loot and I ain’t even sold no records yet
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| My family argue when they beefing over petty shit
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| And niggaz still think this journey was everless
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| Shit
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| Yo, that’s why I’m using God as my guide
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| 'Cause making moves in this game
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| It’s kind of hard to decide
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| Once you put your Hancock on the line
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| My niggaz change at the drop of a dime
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| That put a block on your mind, for real
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| So if you see me in the streets and my eyes look red
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| it’s probably because I ain’t been able to sleep
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| We put it down for our peeps going at it hard
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| On every block, every corner, every boulevard
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| Some niggaz spit for the range
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| I spit for the change to make sure that all my family got something to eat
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| Spit a rhyme for the street steady pullin cards
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| For every block, every corner, every boulevard
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| Yo, it’s like that y’all
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| State to state
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| Country to country
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| It’s Little Brother
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| 9th Wonder
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| The Justus League, undiscovered
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| It’s like that y’all
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| We keep it going
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| We keep it on, and on, and on On, and on, and on Like that
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| Pooh,
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| Oh Pooh
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| Wake up big daddy
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| Look at you
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| Laying there looking all cute and cuddly
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| (Different lady)
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| Good morning baby
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| You remember. |
| we agreed on that minajee (sp?)
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| Well, I got something better than that
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| I brought Tasha
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| (First lady)
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| Pooh
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| Oh Pooh
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| (Third lady)
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| Terrance!
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| Yeah, come on
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| (Man's voice)
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| WAKE UP, WAKE UP, WAKE UP |