| Nobody wants it more than me
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| I’m writing stories bout my life, pumping gangster music and smoking weed
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| This ghetto poetry, this is what it’s suppose to be
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| I’m certified like I got a stamp from a notary
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| I’m getting crazy ass fan mail
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| A kid with no dad, up in his pad doin' crack sales
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| Telling' me that his mom is never home
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| I don’t think she really cares that I’m drinking liquor, & gettin' blown
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| I’m getting high just listening to you rhyme sick
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| & I replied with, homie take your time with
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| Life, cause I was in your shoes once
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| Chillin' with the crew, that was makin' them other foos run
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| There was alotta gangs, we had to choose one
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| The cops raided us, like every other two months
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| Take my advice, that ain’t the life you wanna live
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| Make your mother proud, graduate and make it big
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| (Dina Rae)
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| I can hear the streets, they talking.
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| But you don’t know the shoes, i’ve walked in
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| Only thing I hear is money calling
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| Don’t crucify me, crucify me.
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| (King Lil G)
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| I was performing in Chicago, I met this girl we was chillin'
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| Sipping from the bottle, tellin' me stories
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| About her young cousin Pablo
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| Before he passed away, he bumped my music in his Monte Carlo
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| Was my biggest fan, used to play me everyday
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| Was even planning to take a trip to LA
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| Wanted to see me rap in front of a crowd
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| Told his friends I was raw as fuck, reppin' the brown
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| Can’t believe the next letter this young girl wrote
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| Your songs kept me alive, last night I almost overdosed
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| Going through depression, she might be pregnant
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| And not to mention, her boyfriend didn’t reply to the message
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| I wrote back and said baby your wrong
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| You got a future and you shouldn’t be apart of this song
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| I know it’s hard to be positive, when you feeling hopeless
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| You can’t give up, and hope that heavens doors open
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| (Dina Rae)
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| I can hear the streets, they talking.
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| But you don’t know the shoes, i’ve walked in
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| Only thing I hear is money calling
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| Don’t crucify me, crucify me. |