| Let me put it this way
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| If you have a new car, like this new Impala
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| With its bold, impressive, modern look
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| You’d hate to hide it in an ordinary garage right?
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| All these cars come cash paid
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| And all of them grownups, they come with ash trays
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| From the '87 Cutlass to them '68 Stingrays
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| And you know she came smoke great
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| Butter seats like Parkay
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| Brought blades for the '88 Caprice
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| Suede swivel bucket seats that remind me of my Jeep
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| You hear me blocks away, It got that monster beat
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| Girl in my passenger showing cleavage like she works for Twin Peaks
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| Who this on the dashboard? |
| 220 when I mash on
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| Panoramic roof look like a glass backboard
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| This is all I asked for
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| You gettin' in? |
| Wipe your feet before, don’t touch the stereo
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| And buckle up when you sit in
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| This '68 Chevrolet come from the era of the sit-in
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| I play that triple black and nicknamed it Huey Newton
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| Black Panther on wheels, giving white women chills
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| They call it revolutionary cruisin'
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| Twenty acres of land, one big brick mansion
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| Backyard all sand
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| The nerve of them
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| To ever ask me what I rap for
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| I just smile and tell them
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| «Garages with the glass doors»
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| King of the car top
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| That Monty SS with the bars bought
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| That was mixtape money wasn’t the funny part
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| 354 bought, got it off Saladin, my Muslim cold heart
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| First times I laid eyes on it, it stole my heart
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| (?) for the Linc'
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| Another one for the Fleet'
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| Now that’s money (?)
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| I’m like fourteen deep, remember walking sixteenth
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| Dreaming of riding clean, hoes, and baggy jeans
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| A hundred miles on my Jordans 13's
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| That was before the sneaker closets
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| Glass door garages, Eurotour deposits
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| I was thinking about robbing all the dope boys and (?)
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| They was riding around here in foreigns, disrespecting the hood
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| The first terrorist to come through the jungle
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| You know around here its American muscle
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| Pontiacs, Bowties, and Fords get love too
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| Sedan and the Coupes, Pick-up trucks get stored too |