作曲 : Bridges, Cook | |
作词 : BRIDGES, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN/COOK, T. | |
YeahGotta feel me on this one | |
Ain't none of this shit happen overnight | |
We talking about a long time coming motherfucker | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
I'm still back for the first damn time | |
So grab a hold of your seat while | |
I open your mind | |
And take you back from when | |
I dropped down from | |
HeavenAnd | |
I came on my moms and | |
I had a Mic as my fucking weapon | |
When I was three, | |
I was just a little | |
GBut if you looked in my eyes, you'd see the future of a real | |
MCThen at the age of nine, | |
I wrote my first rhyme | |
Soon rapping became one of my favorite pastimes | |
Everywhere that | |
I went spitting and dabbling | |
Showing my ass growing up and started traveling | |
From one city to the next | |
Luda landed in the | |
ATLWhere the pimps and the players dwell | |
I made a tape did shows and got exposure | |
And kept learning as my black ass got older | |
No matter what | |
I just kept at my trade | |
I made mistakes but still stayed sharper than a | |
Ginsui Balde | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 14, my talent show, a beast out of cage | |
I would have won, but got disqualified for jumping off stage | |
But I didn't care 'cause this game has started to open it's arms | |
When I was at | |
Banaker High | |
School pulling fire alarms | |
So I could get a crowd around me, make a name for my block | |
People told me keep flowing, they didn't want me to stop | |
I's back when big nose | |
John was my human beatbox | |
Skipped out on school hit open campus and watch out for street cops | |
Now I'm known around the town as that, "Nigga that raps" | |
From the hills of | |
Maze High to them | |
G-roll traps | |
And I was still making demos perfecting the craft | |
And some said | |
I wouldn't make it, they would giggle and laugh | |
So I picked up a couple of books from | |
Donald Goines | |
About the business of this shit and how to flip a few coins | |
Before the age of eighteen, | |
I was destined to make it | |
My bank account read, disturbing the peace incorporated | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 18, I'm struggling just to survive | |
But I got a gig working for change at 97.5 | |
Now I'm rapping on the radio increasing their numbers | |
Still Ludacris, but alias was | |
Chris Lova, | |
LovaLate nights | |
I'm in a studio in using they tools | |
Me and Poon was smoking weed and breaking all of they rules | |
And I was krunk, all the big wigs was hearing my songs | |
But nobody did shit and they was taking too long | |
So 3 years went past and | |
I saved enough cash | |
To make my own record label and put my self on blast | |
The album was independent it was just for the streets | |
I sold one thousand copies in my first fucking week | |
Then went on to sell fifty, put the cash in my hand | |
All the record companies biting, but | |
I chose Def | |
JamThe main reason that | |
I made it and | |
I love the | |
A townWas because the block had it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain't clean on these streets | |
It's mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it's eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Yeah, Ive' been waiting a lifetime to get what the fuck | |
I gotIt's real man, hardest working nigga in show business | |
Believe that, shout out to | |
Lil' Fate, | |
I dub, Chaka | |
Zulu, yeah woo | |
The people's music, | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I'm showered with cash | |
And they can't remove they umbrellas | |
The people's music | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I'm showered with cash | |
And they can't remove they umbrellas, uh | |
You hear it raining don't ya, you hear it rain |
zuo qu : Bridges, Cook | |
zuo ci : BRIDGES, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN COOK, T. | |
YeahGotta feel me on this one | |
Ain' t none of this shit happen overnight | |
We talking about a long time coming motherfucker | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
I' m still back for the first damn time | |
So grab a hold of your seat while | |
I open your mind | |
And take you back from when | |
I dropped down from | |
HeavenAnd | |
I came on my moms and | |
I had a Mic as my fucking weapon | |
When I was three, | |
I was just a little | |
GBut if you looked in my eyes, you' d see the future of a real | |
MCThen at the age of nine, | |
I wrote my first rhyme | |
Soon rapping became one of my favorite pastimes | |
Everywhere that | |
I went spitting and dabbling | |
Showing my ass growing up and started traveling | |
From one city to the next | |
Luda landed in the | |
ATLWhere the pimps and the players dwell | |
I made a tape did shows and got exposure | |
And kept learning as my black ass got older | |
No matter what | |
I just kept at my trade | |
I made mistakes but still stayed sharper than a | |
Ginsui Balde | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 14, my talent show, a beast out of cage | |
I would have won, but got disqualified for jumping off stage | |
But I didn' t care ' cause this game has started to open it' s arms | |
When I was at | |
Banaker High | |
School pulling fire alarms | |
So I could get a crowd around me, make a name for my block | |
People told me keep flowing, they didn' t want me to stop | |
I' s back when big nose | |
John was my human beatbox | |
Skipped out on school hit open campus and watch out for street cops | |
Now I' m known around the town as that, " Nigga that raps" | |
From the hills of | |
Maze High to them | |
Groll traps | |
And I was still making demos perfecting the craft | |
And some said | |
I wouldn' t make it, they would giggle and laugh | |
So I picked up a couple of books from | |
Donald Goines | |
About the business of this shit and how to flip a few coins | |
Before the age of eighteen, | |
I was destined to make it | |
My bank account read, disturbing the peace incorporated | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 18, I' m struggling just to survive | |
But I got a gig working for change at 97. 5 | |
Now I' m rapping on the radio increasing their numbers | |
Still Ludacris, but alias was | |
Chris Lova, | |
LovaLate nights | |
I' m in a studio in using they tools | |
Me and Poon was smoking weed and breaking all of they rules | |
And I was krunk, all the big wigs was hearing my songs | |
But nobody did shit and they was taking too long | |
So 3 years went past and | |
I saved enough cash | |
To make my own record label and put my self on blast | |
The album was independent it was just for the streets | |
I sold one thousand copies in my first fucking week | |
Then went on to sell fifty, put the cash in my hand | |
All the record companies biting, but | |
I chose Def | |
JamThe main reason that | |
I made it and | |
I love the | |
A townWas because the block had it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Yeah, Ive' been waiting a lifetime to get what the fuck | |
I gotIt' s real man, hardest working nigga in show business | |
Believe that, shout out to | |
Lil' Fate, | |
I dub, Chaka | |
Zulu, yeah woo | |
The people' s music, | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I' m showered with cash | |
And they can' t remove they umbrellas | |
The people' s music | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I' m showered with cash | |
And they can' t remove they umbrellas, uh | |
You hear it raining don' t ya, you hear it rain |
zuò qǔ : Bridges, Cook | |
zuò cí : BRIDGES, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN COOK, T. | |
YeahGotta feel me on this one | |
Ain' t none of this shit happen overnight | |
We talking about a long time coming motherfucker | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
I' m still back for the first damn time | |
So grab a hold of your seat while | |
I open your mind | |
And take you back from when | |
I dropped down from | |
HeavenAnd | |
I came on my moms and | |
I had a Mic as my fucking weapon | |
When I was three, | |
I was just a little | |
GBut if you looked in my eyes, you' d see the future of a real | |
MCThen at the age of nine, | |
I wrote my first rhyme | |
Soon rapping became one of my favorite pastimes | |
Everywhere that | |
I went spitting and dabbling | |
Showing my ass growing up and started traveling | |
From one city to the next | |
Luda landed in the | |
ATLWhere the pimps and the players dwell | |
I made a tape did shows and got exposure | |
And kept learning as my black ass got older | |
No matter what | |
I just kept at my trade | |
I made mistakes but still stayed sharper than a | |
Ginsui Balde | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 14, my talent show, a beast out of cage | |
I would have won, but got disqualified for jumping off stage | |
But I didn' t care ' cause this game has started to open it' s arms | |
When I was at | |
Banaker High | |
School pulling fire alarms | |
So I could get a crowd around me, make a name for my block | |
People told me keep flowing, they didn' t want me to stop | |
I' s back when big nose | |
John was my human beatbox | |
Skipped out on school hit open campus and watch out for street cops | |
Now I' m known around the town as that, " Nigga that raps" | |
From the hills of | |
Maze High to them | |
Groll traps | |
And I was still making demos perfecting the craft | |
And some said | |
I wouldn' t make it, they would giggle and laugh | |
So I picked up a couple of books from | |
Donald Goines | |
About the business of this shit and how to flip a few coins | |
Before the age of eighteen, | |
I was destined to make it | |
My bank account read, disturbing the peace incorporated | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Age 18, I' m struggling just to survive | |
But I got a gig working for change at 97. 5 | |
Now I' m rapping on the radio increasing their numbers | |
Still Ludacris, but alias was | |
Chris Lova, | |
LovaLate nights | |
I' m in a studio in using they tools | |
Me and Poon was smoking weed and breaking all of they rules | |
And I was krunk, all the big wigs was hearing my songs | |
But nobody did shit and they was taking too long | |
So 3 years went past and | |
I saved enough cash | |
To make my own record label and put my self on blast | |
The album was independent it was just for the streets | |
I sold one thousand copies in my first fucking week | |
Then went on to sell fifty, put the cash in my hand | |
All the record companies biting, but | |
I chose Def | |
JamThe main reason that | |
I made it and | |
I love the | |
A townWas because the block had it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
It ain' t clean on these streets | |
It' s mean on these streets | |
Blocks up, hats down | |
Fiends on these streets | |
So please pay attention when you comin' around | |
Because the block got it' s eyebrows down, ya heard me | |
Yeah, Ive' been waiting a lifetime to get what the fuck | |
I gotIt' s real man, hardest working nigga in show business | |
Believe that, shout out to | |
Lil' Fate, | |
I dub, Chaka | |
Zulu, yeah woo | |
The people' s music, | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I' m showered with cash | |
And they can' t remove they umbrellas | |
The people' s music | |
I used to play some happy and some jealous' | |
Cause I' m showered with cash | |
And they can' t remove they umbrellas, uh | |
You hear it raining don' t ya, you hear it rain |