| She so fuckable, and she got the menthol
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| And Tunji brought the trees that turned my trousers into cement drawls
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| Sleeping on couches, only vouchers is my in-laws
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| He sold ten ounces, one verse is like an eight ball
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| Look, I seen it crystal clear, I seen a pistol near
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| Seen it cock back and knock caps like it’s senior year
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| These niggas think I give a fuck, I could drink a beer
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| Read a magazine, hut, hut, pass interference
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| I’ve been riding clean in my bucket for a couple years
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| I’ve been pre-stressed Lawrence Pucket, mothafucka, yeah
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| Baby hold my hand while I stumble up these fucking stairs
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| Know your nigga here, you still suckin', why you fucking scared?
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| And hoes love it when I’m high off life, cause she know
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| I’m getting faded, I could fuck all night
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| Y’all too busy popping Mollys, you could die off hype
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| My favorite rapper popping ollies and he rap all dyke, I know it
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| I had a couple drinks, and I wonder
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| If I could call you, tomorrow and borrow, your heart
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| See I’ve been stressing for a blessing
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| The one that would set me apart, set me apart
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| I got all my problems, but I no have no weed
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| When they say money solve 'em, I say «No, not me»
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| And I don’t love no more, but I’ll just let you be
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| Cause you see all my problems and you still had loved me
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| You cut your hair about as short as your temper, the prescription
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| For dementia, start slipping an elixirs make it hard to remember
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| As I recall it with your heart in a blender, drinks spiking
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| Still chilling, put your life on ice and sink like me
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| Actions of us, lacking the passion, but think
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| Righteous from pussy upon a tongue, to calling a hymn or something
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| Thought the remedy was balling, I’m falling darling I’m done
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| Finna to be a workaholic, an alcoholic or somethin', I’m just calling baby
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| I had a couple drinks, and I wonder
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| If I could call you, tomorrow and borrow, your heart
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| See I’ve been stressing for a blessing
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| The one that would set me apart, set me apart |