| The blues has always been totally American
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| As American as apple pie
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| As American as the blues
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| As American as apple pie
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| The question is why
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| Why should the blues be so at home here?
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| Well, America provided the atmosphere
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| I take a look over my shoulder, as I get older
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| Getting tired of mothafuckas saying, «Warren I told ya»
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| With these funny-bunny niggas, ain’t shit changing
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| Got my Mama wondering if I’m gang banging
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| But I don’t pay attention to these father figures
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| I just handle mine, and I’m rolling with my niggas
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| Off to the VIP, you see Snoop Dogg and Warren G
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| Unbelievable how time just flies
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| Right before your eyes, but you don’t recognize
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| Now who’s the real victim, can you answer that
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| The nigga that’s jacking or the fool getting jacked?
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| Another sunny day, another bright blue sky
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| Another day, another muthafucka die
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| These are the things I went through when I was growing up
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| There’s only one hood, and niggas shit be throwing up
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| And I knew it, there really ain’t nothing to it
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| Thinking every fool’s gotta go through it
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| Now let’s go back, how far, back in time
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| Dragging to these hookas trying to mack for mine
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| I remember when we all used to stop at the spot
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| Back then my nigga-name was Snoop Rock
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| It was all so clear, '87, '88, then '89s the year
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| You say everywhere we roll, you can say we roll thick
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| Way back then 2−1-3 was the clique
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| Something to stay paid I was just a young hog
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| Warren G, Snoop Rock and Nate Dogg
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You make me wanna holla, get out the game
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| Too many muthafuckas know my name
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| While Snoop Dogg’s serving time up in Wayside
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| I puts it down on the street, don’t try to take mine
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| I had to reassure the homie that he wasn’t alone
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| We’d talk, and him and Nate’d conversate on the phone
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| He kept saying, «Nigga, it won’t be long
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| Before a little skinny nigga like me’ll be home»
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| I said «Snoop, things done changed, it’s not the same
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| We need to get up out the game
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| Cause we can get paid in a different way
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| With you kicking dope rhymes and I DJ»
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| Well as time goes past, slowly we try to make it
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| But things are getting hectic, I just can’t take it
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| Should I, A: Go back to slanging dope
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| Or should I, B: Maintain and try to cope
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| Or should I, C: Just get crazy and wild
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| But no, I chose D: Create the G-Child
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| It’s been on ever since with me and Mista Grimm
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| This shit is getting so hectic that I can’t even trust him now
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| What would you do for a Warren G cut
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| Would you act the fool and nut the fuck up
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| Back the fuck up, act the fuck up
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| Niggas talk shit they get smacked the fuck up, straight up
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G
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| You don’t hear what I hear
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| But it’s so hard to live through these years
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| You don’t see what I see, every day as Warren G |