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Tales From The Chicago Kid Lyrics by DopeyStar

Tales From The Chicago Kid

2018

[Verse 1]
DopeyStar, the same nigga people thought wouldn't get far
The same nigga kids thought was bizarre, over a damn rumor
Kids are cruel, Kids are fools
Can't express who you are yeah that's the rule
Nah fuck that, that shit ain't cool
Rather be happy and goofy instead of depressed and cool
I'm the best from the midwest
Wanna test me? Go ahead be my guest
Blessed to be from the suburbs, but no I'm not stubborn
I know all about the fucked up life niggas go through
Knew since the age of 9 they keep the 9 on them wherever they go
At the age of 10 knew everyone is not your friend
Friends killing friends over lies they telling til they demise
I can see it in your eyes you ain't who you say you is
But you ain't the first one, hell not even the first one
Cause I had people claimed as family
[Verse 2]
But in return, they just abandoned me
Who would of imagined? Tragic I know
Guess they reap what they sow
Cause like magic I used all the hate in my heart to go and create
Fuck fake friends that's the motto
But my music follows me to the end
And extending my voice many genres is better than any friend
Being me is better than any trend
But for people that's what they simply can't understand
But this ain't no rant, I got years for that
It's just focusing on the carrer
Saw the dream ahead of me months ago, but now it's much more clear
But nothing is guaranteed
And I'ma keep going until success is locked
And all negativity is being dropped
So don't be surprised if we haven't talked
"Oh but dopey we don't talk as much"
But when I was tryna talk y'all thought I was speaking dutch
Now that you see me rapping y'all acting like we clutch
So save your crying for the ones who got the ears for that
And I know I got niggas spying on me, grown men who dislike me
I know you fucking teens still staying with ya momma, so don't come for me with that drama
You fucking that bitch cause you know the real girl is in your dreams
But that's none of my business, that's not my decision
My decision is to focus on the vision
Just a young Chicago kid tryna get the payroll
No lambo I go rambo for a civic, and ain't no limit to these lyrics
Nigga
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About “Tales From The Chicago Kid” by DopeyStar

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"Tales From The Chicago Kid" appears on "Tales From The Chicago Kid" in 2018.

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