| God forgives, He’s so honorable
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| But living amongst thieves and niggas like myself
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| You will not have that luxury
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| I wake up excited, I made it through the night
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| Things I did in the dark, will it ever see the light?
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| My nurse should be a wreck, I got a bad chick
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| She keeps me erect, she loves my ad-libs
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| I think I’m a genius, hundred grand a fucking feature
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| I do at least three a week, roll up the fucking reefer
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| Went from Benihana to Bimini in Bahamas
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| Ten chains, no luggage, I’m a big timer
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| Niggas claim that they thugging when they dick-riding
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| My niggas rather walk, do they own brick climbing
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| On the block in my all white sneakers
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| Lord knows that my ten Jesus pieces
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| Pray for me cause you know a nigga doing wrong
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| My homie in the cell, so I had to write a poem
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| Count mills for the times that we had it hard
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| Asking for a hundred mill as I pray to God
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| I do this for my niggas facing hard times
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| Empty on them corners if you hustling part time
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| Ten chains on, Eric B with mob ties
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| Rakim flows, coming from the far side
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| Blood diamonds and my pieces from apartheid
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| Quick, quote a prayer, pull it from the archives
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| I pray for every soul that this music reaches
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| Bury me a G, ten Jesus pieces
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| Young nigga coming up, they wanna gun you down
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| Drinking vodka in the memory of my nigga, damn (I miss you Peanut)
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| Riding real slow on them all golds (we had them nigga)
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| Shopping for them Os when the mall close
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| Repping for your homies when they all gone
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| Get empowered then you put your dog on (Real shit)
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| All black tees, ten gold chains
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| At the Super Bowl, but we in the dope game
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| Ten years strong in the same trap
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| Ten years blowing on that strong path
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| Lord knows that I wanna live right
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| But Lord knows what that Club Liv like (right)
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| Forty dollar tab meaning forty grand
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| Lord what he got it rolled up in a rubber band
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| Holding on the forty in his other hand
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| Ten chains on, smoking in the motherland
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| I do this for my niggas facing hard times
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| Empty on them corners if you hustling part time
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| Ten chains on, Eric B with mob ties
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| Rakim flows, coming from the far side
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| Blood diamonds and my pieces from apartheid
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| Quick, quote a prayer, pull it from the archives
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| I pray for every soul that this music reaches
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| Bury me a G, ten Jesus pieces
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| I’m his poltergeist, niggas know I’m more than nice
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| All these jewels on, all boys are nice
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| I could see it in the sparkle cause it lackluster
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| Black card maxed out, damn black brother
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| White collar, black market
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| Chrome Smith and Wesson, back pocket
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| Eight shot, bitch I’m a top shotta
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| Screaming your affiliations, but that don’t matter
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| I’m flyin' first class as the snakes slither
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| Never blackmail a motherfucking killer
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| On trial and they wanna execute me
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| It’s really sad, just the fact they never knew me
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| True G to the core, feel my texture
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| A true G keeps it raw in his lecture
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| Keep it simple, white tee, new sneakers
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| Dope boy style, ten Jesus pieces
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| I do this for my niggas facing hard times
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| Empty on them corners if you hustling part time
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| Ten chains on, Eric B with mob ties
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| Rakim flows, coming from the far side
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| Blood diamonds and my pieces from apartheid
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| Quick, quote a prayer, pull it from the archives
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| I pray for every soul that this music reaches
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| Bury me a G, ten Jesus pieces
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| Versace shirt, Jesus laying on the chest
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| Man I swear Big did it the best, I mean
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| Nas did it fresh, Jay did it fresh, I mean
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| Ye did it fresh, but man Big did it the best
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| And I was so impressed that I went and got ten
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| Now I’m stunting on these niggas cause I couldn’t back in
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| Rose gold, yellow gold, a couple platinum
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| And I wear them all at once, I ain’t trying to match them
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| I remember bumping Mac 10 and that deuce in the corner
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| Scraping up for a sandwich and a soda
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| Now my strength is up and I’m dangling chains off my shoulders
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| But no Jesus piece on mine, cause at times I feel ashamed
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| For the reason that I rhyme
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| And they say, cause I’m Muslim I shouldn’t think about the shine
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| Or even put it in a rhyme
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| It’s better things I could talk about or put my money towards
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| But for now, I’ma wear these ten chains and floss |
| I do this for my niggas facing hard times
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| Empty on them corners if you hustling part time
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| Ten chains on, Eric B with mob ties
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| Rakim flows, coming from the far side
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| Blood diamonds and my pieces from apartheid
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| Quick, quote a prayer, pull it from the archives
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| I pray for every soul that this music reaches
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| Bury me a G, ten Jesus pieces
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| We untouchable…
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| Mi historia es complicada, pero al fin del día valió la pena, porque ahora
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| estoy trabajando con el jefe.
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| My history is complicated, but at the end of the day, it was worth it,
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| because now I’m working with the boss
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| Yo viví en Colombia y viví muchas cosas, me entiende?
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| I lived in Colombia and I lived a lot of things, you understand me?
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| Vi muertes… vi muertes… vi cuerpos en las calles, sangrando después del colegio,
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| con 12, 13 años viendo estas cosas en la calle.
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| I saw deaths… I saw deaths… I saw bodies in the streets, bleeding after school,
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| with 12, 13 years seeing these things in the streets
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| Y siempre quería venir para aquí otra vez, y me vine, y trabaje porque tenia
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| otra mentalidad. |
| Y cuando llegue acá entendí mi propósito: hacer dinero,
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| ser rico para siempre.
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| And I always wanted to come back here, and I came, and I worked because I had
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| another mentality. |
| And when I arrived here I understood my purpose:
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| make money and be rich forever.
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| Dios perdona, yo no.
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| God forgives, I don’t. |