| G’yeah, what’s wrong with you niggas out here man
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| I done been in y’all shoes already man
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| You act like I took a magic carpet ride, to where I’m at
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| I been there and done that nigga, I’ve paid my dues already
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| I started small time, karaoke rhymes
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| Jotting raps on my pad, till I ran out of lines
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| Use to flow from day to night, till I got it right
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| It wasn’t till mixtapes, I felt spotlight
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| Thinking back when Slim Thug, use to live like a scrub
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| Out the trunk selling mixtapes, out at the club
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| Had to hit the road for days, rolling in rental cars
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| Building up my client tale, determined to be a star
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| Use to do talent shows, every week and lose
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| Stay out till 4, be up at six for school
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| Being Slim, wasn’t always cool
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| When I told 'em I’d be a star, they use to call me a fool
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| I done plenty songs for free, shows on the G. P
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| Worked hard, to make another nigga money
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| I guess that’s why I’m blessed, with the cars on dubs
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| I paid my dues, fools gon give me some love
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| (forgiveness for my good old love) for those that hated
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| You don’t know how long we waited, to say
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| (forgiveness for my good old love), you talk down
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| But then you always around, trying to
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| (forgiveness for my good old love), at first you knocked it
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| But then we dropped it, and you jocked it so
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| (forgiveness for my good old love), fuck it
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| Well give it to me then, give it to me
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| I was born to be a hustler, simple and plain
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| Got tired of being broke, so I entered the game
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| With no fame and no change, just a pen and a pad
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| All you lames can complain, but I’m getting my cash
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| A dime to a dolla, I double my digits
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| I grind for my dollas, and hustle ridiculous
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| Cause friends like to smile, and have fun when you down
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| And never have no ends, to lend when you down
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| But that’s o.k., cause I laugh at the past
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| Writing raps everyday, as I mash on the gas
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| A Hogg, that never looked back
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| Now they say Sir Da', I didn’t know you could rap
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| And you crabs, trying to earn my friendship
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| I swear this back stabbing, and fake shit is endless
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| But fuck it, man to my whole thugs
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| I’m a hustle with thugs, so nigga show me love
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| I use to push, nick’s and dimes
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| Now all I do is spit a few hits, and rhyme
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| But this game is no different, it’s a constant grind
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| I need a constant shine, fuck being in a constant bind
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| Been rapping since sixth grade, getting lunch in line
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| Filling up my notebooks, with a bunch of rhymes
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| I knew that I could succeed, if I put my all in it
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| Superstardom had a place for me, one day I’d fall in it
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| I use to write them notes, and quotes in class
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| Everytime the teacher’d pass, she would gross my ass
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| They use to joke and laugh, when I’d say I rap
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| Now they get out they seats and clap, when I say I rap
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| All the caps and miss-happ's, is a thing in the past
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| You use to didn’t cut for me, now you bringing me cash
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| You use to say that Kyle was ugly, now they bringing me ass
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| Now that my flow made me do', now they bringing it fast |