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Wake up homeboy |
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Caught you rolling in the vollo |
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Got more blues than a buddy guy solo |
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With the harmonica blowing out the rhythm |
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All my soul brothers and my soul sisters are you with them |
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But check out the scene it can make you a mourner |
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Working for the green selling d**e on the corner |
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Just 17 but man he's living proper |
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Packing more beef than a burger king whopper |
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So I roll up doing anything possible |
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'Cause I'm not with the d**n ride to the hospital |
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All these hoods got the devil in their eyes no respect no respect |
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So you got to realize a brother like me has got to focus |
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On the tale of my homies locked up barred up in a jail |
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I don't like the fact a man would kill me for my shoes |
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So don't ask me why I got these type of blues |
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Here it is looking dead in the face of poverty |
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People playing games like we're living in monopoly |
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Watching young brothers all strapped in a lowride |
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Hanging out the windows coming with the drive by |
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Everybody falls then everybody screams |
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Then somebody dies it's still the same routine |
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Ain't a d**n thing changed since they living like shenanigans |
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Walking like capone they'll leave you stiffer than a mannequin |
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And all these fine women all split into sections |
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Tina caught the virus 'cause she didn't wear protection |
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Brenda got a baby and rita is an addict |
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Candy walks the corner with the 9 automatic |
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Call a brother crazy 'cause I'm losing all my senses |
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My temper my composure when I'm jumping over fences |
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Living to survive 'cause if you snooze you lose |
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So don't ask me why I got these type of blues |
