| Sweet west side Chicago, two-flat apartment
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| Red brick and garden, that’s been forgotten
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| Grass all splotchy, vacant lot splotchy, bank account splotchy
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| And we talk like we from the south
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| Our parents' parents from the south
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| And if I make a million dollars
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| I’ll vacation in the south, and I’ll
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Warmer outside and safe ol' playground, grandma payroll cut, yeah
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| Cut up with my cousins, dream about when we grow up, yeah
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| Tube socks slippin' off our feet, our soles is hella black
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| When we die we go to heaven, know my granny taught me that
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| Oh, oh-oh, oh, I done lost a friend or two, they moved
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| Got in trouble for they fetchin', I ain’t mean no Moulin Rouge
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| My bag got that two on two, our whole neighborhood unite
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| I put my fam' in a hotel when they couldn’t pay the light
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| Life, I be takin' for granted, capture the moment, the Canon
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| My cousin be trappin', it came in the mail
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| I sat him down, asked his plan, he said, «This shit sell itself»
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| Grandma say, «What is that smell?»
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| We turn to Boomhauer like we on King of the Hill
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| Niggas talk that they gone keep it a hundred but I rather keep it a mil'
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| Everybody eat, I treat it like heat so that mean it’s not a joke
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| I said I’ma keep it a mil', the rule, that mean a higher note
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| My grandma from Pinkhill and my granddaddy from Houston
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| And if I make a million dollars, then I’ma tell them we movin'
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| All that I am is my family mistakes
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| Moment of madness I can’t seem to evade
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| More than a canvas, you carry me these days
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| Practice, I’m trying to remember, remember
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| All that I am is my family mistakes
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| Moment of madness I can’t seem to evade
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| More than a canvas, you carry me these days
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| Practice, I’m trying to remember, remember
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| Sweet west side Chicago, two-flat apartment
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| Red brick and garden, that’s been forgotten
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| Grass all splotchy, vacant lot splotchy, back account splotchy
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| And we talk like we from the south
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| Our parents' parents from the south
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| And if I make a million dollars
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| I’ll vacation in the south, and I’ll
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile
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| Smile, smile, smile, smile |