[Verse 1] I feel like the one, someone go let god know I'm in another league like playing overseas There ain't too many of me up in this bitch so I'm taking what I need when I'm up in this bitch Like damn, damn Here you go again with that lifestyle shit okay you right But one thing I know is imma get some bread and get my niggas fed before I end the night Save my bread but you know I'm paid Ass welfare but you know I came Young and black and gifted so the police gon want me in chains But naw naw naw not now A niggas dreams worth way more than our house Oh these girls they love that now, so they wanna crowd around like a colosseum If I wasn't popping, then I wouldn't see 'em You can keep that kitty I don't wanna see it No you need a nigga I don't wanna be him All these rappers rich and I just wanna be it But I can't pay my rent When I get a check, that check getting spent World don't give you shit my nigga, so go ahead, go get rich my nigga [Pre-Hook 2X] I feel like the one, someone go let god know Them niggas on the block been waiting at the door The niggas with the Glocks that pop like catfish in the pen when they drop (oh oh) [Hook] I said I just want to know Why the rent so high and we can't stack our paper on the low, oh? S aid I just want to go Where the rent ain't high and we can stack our paper on the low, oh [Verse 2} Where the rent ain't high you'll find me Where the bullshit ain't where I be Where the hipsters all at the shows with the money and the clothes and they all wanna say the n word ooh The truth hurt don't it? My friends die over shit you flaunt it Record labels say oh yeah they want it so I write all day just to keep this comin' I'm the one tell 'em all that I'm in effect No flex when I type on the internet When you alone with me, you say you into, I got a song with G I kinda figured that I'm not surprised, coming from the bay most people I know don't ever get to see the universe Rather see they dreams than the bermuda first Then they just survive till they see the [?] But that's not from me I see Trestle Glen Me and all my partners moving in If you hating on me, know the business plan more bullet proof than 50 Cent, man And this shit right here not random This shit go cause we planned it I be stacking up my dollars, till the rent ain't high as Cameron [Pre-Hook 2X] I feel like the one, someone go let god know Them niggas on the block been waiting at the door The niggas with the Glocks that pop like catfish in the pen when they drop (oh oh) [Hook] I said I just want to know Why the rent so high and we can't stack our paper on the low, oh? Said I just want to go Where the rent ain't high and we can stack our paper on the low, oh
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