| They say I’m cold blooded, my flows are so rugged
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| My icy demeanor’s foul, the public they don’t love it
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| Cause I’m so hated, they say that I’m ungrateful
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| That I made it cause my hunger ain’t fading from one plate full
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| It does nothing for me puffing off the blunts
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| I need two bitches nowadays to suck me off at once
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| A couple fat stacks for blackjack
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| I hit an old boo with my whole crew, black hoods and black hats
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| Sushi on my chop sticks, Polo logos on my boxers
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| Broken Prada frames on the Navigator floor
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| Hockin' loogies out the door, I’m obnoxious
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| Five figure watches, tell the kids not to watch this
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| My rhythm is irate and my bitches are triple x
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| I’m sick and bizarre, faded from liquor and hot-headed
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| Sick in the head, isn’t he?
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| I run the company damn it, I love misery
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| Am I supposed to go and ask for a hand out?
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| Or fall back and be shushed like I can’t shout
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| Nah, I’ma get mine even if I gotta take yours
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| This is my world, this is my war
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| I’ma get mine, even if I gotta rob
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| And I don’t listen to a boss, I don’t got a job
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| Am I supposed to go and wait for a hand out?
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| Why would I play the sideline? |
| Homie, I stand out
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| I got determination burning, you can’t doubt
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| I was told I wasn’t shit, I heard it straight from my aunt’s mouth
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| But is there any question what I’m capable of?
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| I came straight from the hate and inescapable love
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| I ran the streets late at night and learned the taste of the drugs
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| Scraping with thugs, pacing a basement, I’m bugged
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| But who I am to stop it, who are you to judge me?
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| And who are they to hate me, who are you to love me?
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| Shoot your guns, I pray to god that you shoot above me
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| And miss me just slightly, look at my crisp Nikes
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| What have I done? |
| Look at my little son — He’s just like me
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| Son of a gun, whatever comes is a bit shiesty |