| Many muthafuckas didn’t make it
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| Other niggas locced up cuz they couldn’t take it
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| The ghetto got it’s claws in my back tryin' to keep a nigga down
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| I’m cryin' out for help, but help ain’t nowhere to be found
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| So what can I do?
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| Pursue other avenues to get revenues
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| Tryin' not to be the next boy on the Channel 3 ten o' clock news
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| Facin' interrogation, fuck an explaination
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| It’s time for declarations with exclaimations
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| I’m sick and tired of muthafuckas in my business
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| All up in my mix like sugary Kool-Aid worried about who I paid
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| And who I didn’t, I’m tired of spittin' happy raps
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| I’m ready for representin'
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| My fifty collar clips spit happy caps
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| It’s gettin' hard to be a G, P.D. |
| wanna see me rot
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| In the penetenairy doin' centuries OH MY GOD!
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| What do I do? |
| Where can I go? |
| What can I say?
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| I’m in the Land, of the Lost, with no escape
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| Stuck in a whirlpool gettin' drug down
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| We was four deep but I’m the only one now
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| How long will I last before I fall off?
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| Runnin', for my life, in the land of the lost
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| Stuck in a whirlpool gettin' drug down |
| We was four deep but I’m the only one now
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| How long will I last before I fall off?
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| Runnin', for my life, in the land of the lost
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| Second Verse:
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| Christmas missed us again
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| Poppa robbed 7−11 so now he sittin' in the pen
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| Ain’t no presents up under the tree for me
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| No toys to enjoy, cuz Mama’s unemployed
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| Your boy had to face reality at an early age
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| StepDad beatin' on Mama cuz he had a bad day
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| The drama was thicker than Hill Street Blues
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| Wanted to get a .22 and buck him, so you can see it on the news
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| Now my shoes was holey, pants was old
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| Birthdays was fucked up, all I got was clothes
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| A lil' Bebe kid, young Pro-Wing sporter boy
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| Wearin' turtlenecks, and thick-ass corduroys
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| Never got along in Junior High, got bagged on, beat down
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| Hoes laughed at me
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| But I tried to be cool, I tried to fit in
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| But then I said «Fuck it!»
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| And started comin' to school with a Mack-10
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| Got a nigga for his Nikes and his Starter coat
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| I got another for his bike, got another for his loccs
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| Robbed the same 7−11 as Poppa
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| I went and bought a coat down, and some khaki suits, now I’m proper |
| Blocc ah-, filliated at only fourteen
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| I’m doin' what I want and can’t nobody say a thing
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| And it seems like I’m out of control
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| I don’t know where I’m headed, the Land of the Lost got my soul
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| Third Verse:
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| My Mama said there would be days like these
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| The Ghetto on my back beatin' me down to my knees
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| Disease, infected
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| Children, neglected
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| Everywhere I look, I don’t see nothin' but crooks
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| I rejected, the knowledge that my Mama tried to give
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| I told her «It's my life and I’m the one that’s gotta live»
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| Mistaken prone, thinkin' I’m grown, doin' whatever I wanna
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| Nigga’s on his own, all alone, no one in my corner
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| I got a job at Dairy Queen servin' double burgers
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| Moonlightin' as a Bloccer servin' double murders
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| My first check was only fifty bucks
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| So fuck Dairy Queen, I got back on my the scene
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| And stacked some real green
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| But opportunies is limited, it’s either sell drugs or fast food
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| And you know which one I choose
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| Cuz it’s win, lose, or draw, in sickness, in health
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| It’s represent the turf
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| Cuz don’t nobody else give a fuck |
| The only love I ever felt, came from the homies and myself
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| I want wealth, and power, no matter what the cost
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| That’s all that’s on my mind, in the Land, of the Lost
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| Stuck in the whirlpool… |