| You know this that, this that 11th grade high school flow
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| Me and my brother Roc
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| But I did something new
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| I want this to be something that I look back on when I’m well established
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| And be proud of the time I put in at practice
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| And how I gained fame, never changed, and kept a balance
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| Of keeping y’all entertained and what really matters
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| Wonder if I’ll keep it modest or be living lavish
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| And give back cause I remember when I didn’t have it
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| And had a habit of wishing that I’ll get to have it
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| So I imagine making classics in the illest fashion
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| But let’s rewind, 'cause I ain’t got it
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| Barely even had ten dollars in my pocket
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| Just a lil on that card that’s in my wallet
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| But that can’t stop me nigga, that’s no problem
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| And I’m so honest, I am not yet balling
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| Unlike these so-called artists, who be fronting regardless
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| Made them niggas my targets, man the aim is so flawless
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| Rapping like a veteran, but I’m just getting started
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| By the end of the song, I’m making a promise
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| About the missing pieces, and how I’ma find 'em
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| Non-believers prolly doubt a nigga all in the comments
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| But the game’s in poor spirits, we in need of a profit
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| I’m making big statements, better back it up right?
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| Can’t afford studio time, I had a mac and a mic
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| Nigga we nothing alike, I ain’t concerned with the price
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| Using what I have to take control of my life
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| And I love it how you niggas always wanna make excuses
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| Of how you getting held back and why you can’t do this
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| Put my all into this music, man you other niggas useless
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| Admit I shed tears when I felt that I was losing
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| Man this shit is therapeutic, it’s a movement
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| Niggas looking clueless, you ain’t know I do this
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| Following the blueprint, KARMA music
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| Man I been a student of the greats that came before me
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| Appreciating everyone who showed that they support me
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| Bars fire, how you 'sposed to breathe, inhale
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| Exhale, man all I do is excel
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| Me and the fam yeah we living life XL
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| My Sprint so legendary, on to the next tale
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| Right! |
| Wordplay on another level
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| I’m just a wordsmith, the diction’s always clever
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| Lady say I break rules, «get your act together»
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| But you can tell old miss I always been a rebel
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| I ain’t the sickest, ain’t no telling what they’re on
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| In this wild, I ain’t lying, got a right to bear arms
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| I wanted for so long, attempted to move on
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| But kept coming back, guess this where I belong
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| Where I belong, bodying each song
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| Word of inspiration for the people: just keep going
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| Spazzing, niggas just wonder what he on
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| This heat for 'em, unleashed him, they should’ve left my leash on
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| Yo, you’ll give me a second real quick?
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| Tryna get something
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| Yeah a nigga just spazzed and shit
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| Hold on, hold on real quickly
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| Yeah I think I got one
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| Yeah, all my niggas in the armed forces, or they forced to be armed
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| For so long we was taught to be wrong
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| This survival of the fittest boy, we fought to be strong
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| 'Cause it’s a dog-eat-dog world, hold up
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| All these tangible items I priced 'em
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| It don’t amount to the spiritual values in writing
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| No denace, I’ma menace repenting for my sin
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| When I write, cruise control my wrist is enlightened, blood from my pen
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| Writing past the margins, I’ve been fighting time
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| Moving silent, I’ve been hard to find
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| Lock my body, never trap my mind
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| Adapt to crime, so we pack a nine, then we dropping dimes
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| 'Cause they want you put away for good
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| I ain’t crippin' but this music for my neighborhood
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| So one time for Long Island nigga, Brentwood
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| Two times for your mind, smoke a backwood
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| My momma worked way too hard for no recognition
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| 'Member when she had two jobs, one was off commission
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| In the kitchen very late
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| Used to sell that Mary Kay like everyday, word to moms
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| Trials and tribulations, we tired of fucking waiting
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| Nowadays you get shot over traffic violations
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| Based off your success, they label you Freemason
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| Conspiracy theories, got the rap game debating
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| Don’t know about you, I rhyme to report news
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| A chip on my shoulder, I rap with a short fuse
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| You see the whole crew we all rise like a courtroom
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| Eight years old, I was chasing
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| Yo, my boy Eraa just gave me a helping hand
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| Making this promise to y’all
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| That we gon' put our blood, sweat, and tears into everything we do in this
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| music game, you feel me?
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| Even with the odds against us
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