Move From The Hood
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Move From The Hood
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Laying around home, everyday
I think you need to earn some pay
You gotta move
You gotta move from the hood
Sitting there every day
You're ain't doing what you should
The time is now to look around
See how are young going down
You gotta move
You gotaa move from the hood
You gotta a lot of friends don't even doing what you should
I know some of you are doing your best
You want a good job not a welfare cheque
But you gotta move
You gotta move from the hood
Tell all them no good friends your life ain't no good
You gotta move
You gotta move
Are you listening to me
You gotta move
You gotta move away from the hood
You ain't doing what you oughta
And i know you ain't doing what you should
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