As a kid, I dropped out of school and dropped out of school
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He wanted his dinar, when I was fifteen, he performed at the club
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And my mother said, "It's weak, nothing from me."
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Until one day I threw euros at the table
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And thank God, I was not born rich
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I remember, I used to live in three squares
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And I knew that once everything came to its own
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Look at me now, a luxury crate downtown
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And I see, every piece of garbage would know
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Who do I see, who do I sleep with and do I have money
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But it's all just my thing, yeah
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And the streets are mine
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And I see, every piece of garbage would know
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Who do I see, who do I sleep with and do I have money
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But it's all just my thing, yeah
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And the streets are mine
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And I've lost all of mine down there once
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And those, they tell me, are the consequences of the war
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And then mine sent me where, they knew, I would be much better
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I kept calling my mom to ask how my dad was
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And I, a kid like a kid, then wandered around the city and watched people
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I didn't have a ticket, but the driver let me in and sat down
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Even today, when I have it, believe me, I would give as much as I need
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Because today I always remember while driving my jeep jeep
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And thank God, I was not born rich
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I remember, I used to shoot in ten squares
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And I knew that once everything came to its own
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See me now, new studio on two floors
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And I see, every piece of garbage would know
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Who do I see, who do I sleep with and do I have money
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But it's all just my thing, yeah
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And the streets are mine
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And I see, every piece of garbage would know
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Who do I see, who do I sleep with and do I have money
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But it's all just my thing, yeah
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And the streets are mine |