| Out the window with that Range or that muscle car
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| Arm hanging out the window
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| diamonds in that big Chopard
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| Weed in the cracked cigar, more sour in the jar
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| Looking both ways, I’m cautious when I’m (drivin' 'round)
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| Hoodrats that’s fresh, but barely feed their kids
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| Little kids that’s killers and love doing bids
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| Unemployment lines, Mexicans’ll work for nothing
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| You pray with them, but you don’t know who that priest been touching
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| Liquour stores, strip clubs, filthy whores
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| Somebody daughter getting ten singles to drop her drawers
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| Crack fiends buy a new TV for 20 beans
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| Niggas tryna get money, police (drivin' 'round)
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| Blue flags, red flags, different gangs
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| OG’s still outside, it never changes
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| McDonald’s, chinese food, a thousand chains
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| I’m just tryna use my brains when I’m (drivin' 'round)
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| Step in the car and go
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| Round down by your lady, and I be waiting at the door
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| We 'bout to go (drivin' 'round)
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| Look, I’m fresh back from out of state,
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| JFK arrival
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| A big spliff in my ashtray
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| July sunny day
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| And I’m feeling 'ight too, sliding through
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| Medina
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| I done pushed everything, I love the way the Benz swing
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| So I turn my music up
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| caught a thought, wrote it down
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| I’ve seen him come back from outta town and get laid down
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| His music loud, windows down, summer heat vibing
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| It’s live when I’m gliding, I’m smoking while I’m driving
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| Riding, mini skirts flirting while I’m passing, they waving
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| I’m leaning hard cruising, grooving to the beat
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| As I move through these mean streets
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| I beep at the seeds, stop, bless them with a little gwap
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| I keep it rolling, picture me trolling the big truck
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| (?), my cheap skin shearing all the leather
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| It’s a cold world, winter war weather
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| This is Wu-Block music for the black hooded champions
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| What is the key to life, with no ignition?
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| Another jump start, then I’m on my mission
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| I keep ID, insurance, and registration
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| Wu music, good hemp for stimulation
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| Pull out the station, yield to pedestrians
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| Blacks, whites, Asians, Indians and Mexicans
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| At the light, a base head, fragile as a Pringle
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| He asks me «can I spare a change?"I throw up singles
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| He mimics my song that’s on repeat
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| Addiction so strong, got him in knee deep
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| Button on his lapel, picture of Obama
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| Four years later we stuck in the same drama
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| These streets corners, just overcrowded saunas
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| Bigger losers drop weight, sweating from the trauma
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| Education to a thug is well debated
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| Each crime is kinfolk, all blood related |