Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Peace Treaties, artist - Sauce Walka.
Date of issue: 22.12.2022
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Peace Treaties |
My people stuck in ghetto genocide |
It’s dark in these streets, please keep your kids inside |
These niggas slide |
Not lookin' at shit they shootin', close they eyes |
How is this fine? How is that gangster? |
Everything is fun and games until somebody get killed by a prankster |
But you was thuggin' with them wanksters a couple weeks ago |
Everybody was gang-gang until lil' buddy sneaked your coke |
That’s your plug money, you need the score |
Your big brother stay lookin' out and now he need an O |
Now you in the trap all embarrassed 'cause you can’t feed your folks |
Tamika broke |
I don’t know why the hell you thought you need her for |
All them Galleria Chanels and she can’t even Chanel you a pizza roll |
You fallin', nigga |
That EDD check had you ballin', nigga |
But Donald Trump ain’t in office no more and them collectors callin', nigga |
It’s tax season |
Young niggas robbin' in all black season |
It’s cold outside, they wearin' hoodies, tuckin' they MACs, freezin' |
It’s even gangsters workin' for snitches, they got these rats cheesin' |
You still tryna find buddy with your coke so you can get back even |
These streets sleazy |
Whoever said thuggin' would be easy? |
I know niggas with forty-five years for tryna be Jeezy |
Some niggas ain’t even make it to pounds, they died for QPeezies |
Some niggas ain’t even make it to books, they died for magazines |
Seen some niggas walk to the devil tryna search for Jesus |
The nigga died blessin' the hood, nobody heard the sneezing |
You see, I’m from the neck of the woods where choppers keep squeezing |
His mama lookin' up to the sky, three years, she still grieving |
These real demons |
Lil' dumbass niggas on these pills leaning |
Ain’t never learned no trades, but they specialize in red beaming |
We killin' off our own race, nigga, these queens need semen |
Somebody take my hand out the ghetto or we can keep dreaming |