| What’s up lil fucko?
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| We used to be the kids awake days till the next day’s struggle
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| Drivin' to who knows where with no buckle
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| Last name Berry first name Huckle c’mon!
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| Weird lines, full hearts, (clear minds)
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| Dope deals, coke sales in motels
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| Livin' at the dope man’s house
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| Had to find another party when the dope ran out
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| When the coke ran out, like the hope ran out, I would get so mad knock the dope
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| man out
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| I was dope boy fresh now I’m codeman bound when the dope man down I’m the dope
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| man’s clown
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| Here to cheer you up, brought a couple coke sluts they here to fuck,
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| now line 'em up, and pass around the plate till our time is up
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| Uh, I used to push bars, I took authority cuttin' corners I worry but I know I
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| got a good heart, and I’m book smart, I got a feeling we might be off to a good
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| start
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| New Sam, the same habits a new season
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| Bar hopping the city looking for new meaning
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| I might be done with Seattle women they’re too easy, had to stop selling xan
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| 'cause it ruins people
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| Had to stop doing xans 'cause it bury people, had to seek counsel-ing like
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| married people
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| Had to find my own peace I was scarin' people
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| We all fuck the same piece we be sharing people!
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| And I’m stingy boy had to clean my nose I was dingy boy we was parent trapping
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| I was Lindsay boy off that Lindsay boy I got busy boy!
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| Uh-oh, the stroke of the party
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| Work nights like we own the darkness
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| A broken artist I wrote this part, drunk at my studio apartment
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| Now I’m- finally off of the Valium, no one lifted a finger I had to deal
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| without 'em
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| Never thought me and Picasso would get off it, clean sober turning leaves over
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| Every single second there’s a second to change, once I saw the big picture took
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| a second to frame I was stuck in the game, not from the 'caine, fuckin' the
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| game like what is her name? |
| It really don’t matter she one in the same,
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| it really don’t matter we running the train, look in the mirror with no one to
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| blame, I needed help there was no one who came! |