Pain In Da A*s Intro
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Pain In Da A*s Intro
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Ever Since I Was A Little Kid I Wanted To Be Part Of Roc-a-Fella
I Mean For Me It Was Bigger Than Being President Of The United
States
To Me It Meant Being Somebody In A Neighborhood That Was Full Of
Nobodys
They Weren't Like Anyboddy Else I Mean They Did What Ever They
Wanted
They Could Double Park In Front Of A Hydrant Nobody Ever
Bothered Giving Them A Ticket In The Summer When They Shot Dice
All Night Nobody Ever Botherd Calling The Cops I Mean To Us
Living The Way Was Nuts To Us Those Goodie-Good People Who Work
Shitie Jobs For Bumb Paychecks Worring About Their Bills Taking
A Subway To Work Everyday Were Dead I Mean They Were Suckers
They Had No Balls If We Wanted Something We Just Took It If
Anybody Complained Twice They Would Get Hit So Bad They Would
Never Complain Again It Was Just Our Routine We Never Even
Throught Twice About It Okay Are We Loaded
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