| I just be messin' with these honkeys, as usual. | 
| Because they ain’t worried
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| about me, they got me. | 
| But they worried about the kids. | 
| Because the youth is
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| more feisty now than it was. | 
| And the cold game is what they’re doing now,
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| they done put the prisons on the open market, you know, it’s on the stock
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| exchange. | 
| Big companies own prisons now. | 
| They all got stock in
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| prisons—MasterCard, Smith Barney. | 
| These honkeys so cold out this way,
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| they don’t wanna see me do nothing. | 
| They won’t even let my family make no
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| money. | 
| Even with the Ghetto Prisoner clothing. | 
| They won’t even let my son,
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| my wife, nobody do anything—they messing with the clothing company.
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| They’ve been going to the manufacturers. | 
| Their orders ain’t getting there on
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| time no more since the government got involved with this case. | 
| They’ve been
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| going to the stores, retailers, and telling them that they can’t sell ‘em.
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| They’ve been stopping the kids here in Chicago…
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| — You know real ghetto boys wear Ghetto Prisoner gear. | 
| We have to look in the
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| inside of the Geto Boys album cover and order from there, we gon' order from
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| there, you know? | 
| ‘Cause we gonna support that
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| You know, it’s political. | 
| But see, the mayor is scared of me
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| — Yeah
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| The mayor is scared of me because—they gon' lay you down and put a dick in your
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| ass. | 
| If you move your ass, they consider you rebellious, you know?
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| I’m moving my butt so they consider me a rebellious nigga. | 
| See,
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| I’m telling these young boys to put them guns down and pick up that ballot,
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| you know?
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| — Right
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| You know, you can kill as many niggas as you want as long as you don’t go to
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| the polls
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| — Right
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| But if you go to the polls, they gon' snatch you off the streets, you know?
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| If we don’t do nothin' about this stuff in a minute, shit, we at the point of
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| no return |