| And I’m from the part of the city
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| That they don’t be talkin' about, ayy
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| Austin, my grandmama house, ayy
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| Madhouse on Madison, middle school graduate
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| Coulda been traffickin'
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| But I would rather do better than my uncle had it
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| My head to the sky like a Jesse White backflip
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| Yeah, ayy, huh, ayy
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| Westside nigga go cray, yeah
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Westside nigga go cray, ooh
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| And I’m from the part of the city
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| That they don’t be talkin' about
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| Austin, my grandmama house
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| Madhouse on Madison, middle school graduate
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| Coulda been traffickin'
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| But I would rather do better than my uncle had it
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| My head to the sky like a Jesse White backflip
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| Slept on the palette
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| Promised my mama I’d turn it to palace
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| My granny house was right by Wallace’s Catfish
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| Corner but lo and behold when it’s below zero
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| And you watch your best friend hit the corner, uh
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| And now I no longer even know him
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| Used to hoop daily, we thought we was Jordan
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| He went on to high school but dropped out a junior
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| I went on to college, he went on a shooter
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| He went on to juvie, I went out on tour, ayy
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| Bicycle with the juice in the wheel, if you was a real nigga
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| We wouldn’t have to hear ya keep proving yourself
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| 'Cause who really cares 'bout
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| What side or block you’re reppin'
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| Your whereabouts will keep you seperate
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| All lost some niggas to some weapons
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| That’s why I’m walking like I’m welcome, ayy
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| Hennessy bet they’ll buy that
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| Just to pour it on the curb, uh
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| We blinded like an eyepatch
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| 'Til your boy’s in a hearse, ayy
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| Ayy, where the westside at?
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| Shouts the thugs, shouts the nerds, ayy
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| Shout the kids claiming Chiraq
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| Know you born in the burbs, boy
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| Westside nigga go cray, yeah
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Ayy, and I’m from the part of the city
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| That they don’t be talkin' about, ayy
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| I gave the Westside a new meaning
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| I took it to the Europeans
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| The police took my nigga freedom
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| I probably be in there with him
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| 'Cause honestly I think just like all my niggas
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| And honestly I should’ve reached out to Twista
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| Like, «Ayy bro, I got one, I need you on this one»
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| Austin, Division, ironic that that’s the divide
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| Below the poverty line
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| My mother was on the Southside
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| Z-Money told me hit his line
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| I caught the bus off of Pine
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| I say my words double time
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| Knock on wood, I have not ever been robbed
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| But a few niggas tried on the train
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| On my way to school a couple times
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| Westside nigga go cray, yeah, ayyy
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Westside nigga go cray
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| Ugh, and I’m from a part of the city
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| I was sittin' on my front porch when I saw my first titty
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| Proud to throw the Westside up
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| When I was five watching Pac dissing Biggie
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| Whole fit off of Madison
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| Eatin' Uncle Remus, fuck a Whole Foods
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| Shorty used to act like Stone Cold
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| Flipping niggas off crackin' cold brews
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| Westside prep was my old school
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| The block was hot like Suzanne Somers
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| Seen someone that got hit with a shotty
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| Walk a block while he shitted his body
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| Cops came started liftin' his body
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| I went back to watchin' NickToons
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| Watch your back when it’s mid June
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| You can always be my big spoon
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| Know you in the hood when you see the poles
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| With the blue lights
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| Steady flashin' like cheerleader clothes
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| I remember letters in the first grade 'cause of GDs and fours
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| Mama speaking in code tryna get a job at the store
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| Never gonna get it like En Vogue
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| All my Westside niggas go
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| On my bucket list, I want ten million dollars in my bank account
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| And I want to fuck ten bitches at the same time
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| This your boy, Stunt Taylor |