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C Carter

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C Carter

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Huh, yeah, huh

Ladies and gentlemen uh, huh

Boys and girls, huh

Need y'all to just uh, huh, rock with me

Uh, yeah, uh

I used to dream about a Dodge Charger

Suicide doors, sittin’ on 24's

I was tryna find a job, but shit, why bother?

Being broke can make you try harder

Sittin' in the house watchin’ Coach Carter

Plottin' on this fuckin' Cartier, hey

Plus a nigga tryna go farther

I finally arrived and nobody's here, hey

I used to dream about a new Hummer

Back when G-O-O-D Music dropped Cruel Summer

Back when niggas wondered if I'd do numbers

Check the stats, boy, a nigga doing huge numbеrs

Got this dime piece suckin' on my cucumbеr

I ain't doin' too bad for a newcomer

This life shit gave me scars with a bruise under, hm

Certain shit will make you wonder

But that’s a part of the game we call life, love is hard to attain

My lil’ brother drive a Jeep and I just bought him a chain

A real nigga what I'm is and what I always remain

But this bitch temptation keep callin’ my name

I wrote this song in LA, I was driving my Benz

Thinking 'bout this road I'm on to acquiring ends

I'm a fuckin’ outlier, I retire these trends

Niggas told me I was stupid just for hiring friends

I used to dream about a Dodge Charger

Suicide doors, sittin' on 24's

I was tryna find a job, but shit, why bother?

Being broke can make you try harder

Sittin' in the house watchin' Coach Carter

Plottin' on this fuckin' Cartier, hey

Plus a nigga tryna go farther

I finally arrived and nobody's here, hey

Okay

Listen to these proverbs, the odd words we call rap music

That took me all across the globe, watch people react to it

Figments of imagination, couldn't fathom elation

Ain't describable with words, so I'll go illustrate it

Illustrious rhymin' career, for which my rhymes are revered

Clear signs of alignment shows my timing is near

We all here for an assignment, severals souls that are migrant

Simply vessels in this climate, solitary confinement

I break free every time that I wake

My fate bleeds and create seeds that eventually blossom to trees

Getting rid of all the extra shit I thought I would need

I put your head on the swivel, wear my heart on the sleeve

But just breathe, the simple exercise can even rectify

Our greatest sins, although my days won't end next to God

I atone for all of my wrongs throughout songs

But let him who is without sin go cast the first stone, motherfucker

I used to dream about a Dodge Charger

Suicide doors, sittin' on 24's

I was tryna find a job, but shit, why bother?

Being broke can make you try harder

Sittin' in the house watchin' Coach Carter

Plottin' on this fuckin' Cartier, hey

Plus a nigga tryna go farther

I finally arrived and nobody's here, hey

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