| What up, bruh?
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| What up?
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| So, y’know, I was thinkin', right?
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| Y’know, since we doin' the «He Rap He Sang"album, I figured
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| That you from N-O, right?
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| Mhm, mhm
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| Right, right, and I’m from Florida
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| Tallahassee?
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| Right, so I got a couple things to, like, teach you
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| Okay
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| That you probably need to know about
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| Since you came to Miami now, and you know what I’m sayin'
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| You pretty much a certified Florida boy
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| (Woo!)
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| So is it cool if, like, I just teach you a couple things you need to know?
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| It’s not much, all you gotta do is sit back, relax, take it in, you ready?
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| No worries, no homo
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| Alright, let’s go
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, heavy Chevys, man
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| Bitch
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| Bitch
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| Yeah, I like this
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| A’ight big bruh
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| Fall it out
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| Big, big paper, we ain’t fuckin' with no petty change
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, heavy Chevys, man
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| I see you
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| I think I got this one, I think I got it
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| Y’know, I was talkin' 'bout, like, Trick Daddy
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| And y’know, the real Dunk Ryders
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Alright
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| Let’s see what I got
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| T-W
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| Big, big paper, we ain’t fuckin' with no petty change
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| The business
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| So let’s start with the
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| '72 Chevelle, I know that well
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| 'Cause everybody try to buy that bitch from me
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| But I will never sell, hell
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| Mids and highs and 4−12s
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| 24 inches, chopped seats, complete with the Pirells
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| Inside got baby blue 'gator scales
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| Even on the bottom of the seat, you can see the 'gator tail
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| My shit hard as a turtle shell
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| Plus I got a mothafuckin' motor that’ll make them tires yell
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| When I was 11, dawg
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| I learned 'bout my Chevy, dawg
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| I burned the Pirellis off
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| Convertible, take it off
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| Believe my leather stayin' soft
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| That’s why I’m at the start line, 'bout to take it off
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, heavy Chevys, man
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| See?
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| I see
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| You gotta learn, big bruh
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| I see, I see
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| Now, I kinda want you
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| To come back and tell me what you learned from my lesson
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| Okay
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| Y’know what I’m sayin'?
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| Big, big paper, we ain’t fuckin' with no petty change
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| Mhm, I’ma finish hittin' the weed first
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, heavy Chevys, man
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| Right, right
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| Can I hit that bitch one more time, please?
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| Oh, but of course, but of course
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| But still, I need to know
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| That you know that I know that you know
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| Okay
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| Big, big paper, we ain’t fuckin' with no petty change
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| Let me get somethin'
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| Well, I went and got that new Chevy truck
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| The one without the little man step
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| And I love that bitch so much, tomorrow I’ma wear the fan belt
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| Speakers in the bed sound like I got band help
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| Beatin' down yo' block, leave you with a damn welt
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| I used to have a '64 a few years ago
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| I had that bitch on three wheels on one of my old videos
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| Now I got a honey SS, I call it Cheerio
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| But my neighbors call it «Please turn down the stereo!»
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| I cut that hoe up louder
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| 24 karat gold pipes on the low Impala
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| See Pain, I knew a lil somethin', but thanks for the lesson
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| As a matter of fact, y’know what? |
| I’ma buy you a Chevy
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| See, see Pain
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| I ain’t gon' lie, when I got to Florida
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| Big, big paper, we ain’t fuckin' with no petty change
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| I haven’t saw that many Chevys in my life
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, heavy Chevys, man
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| I meant to say «seen,"but um
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| Why are these streets nothin' but heavy Chevys, man?
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| In the spirit of Chevys
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| Heavy Chevys
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| Heavy, h-heavy Chevys, man
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| I’ma switch to T-Wayne and take it back
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| I said, a long, long time ago
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| I can still remember how that music used to make me smile
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| And I knew if I had my chance, I could make the people dance
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| And maybe they’d be happy for a while
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| Oh, but February made me shiver with every paper I deliver
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| Bad news on the doorstep
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| I couldn’t take one more step
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| I can’t remember if I cried when I read about his widowed bride
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| But somethin' touched me deep inside the day the music died
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| So bye-bye Ms. American Pie
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| Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry
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| And them good ol' boys was drinkin' whiskey and rye
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| Singin' this’ll be the day that I die, day that I die |