Cats saw them palm trees and thought shit was easy Bet you thought you caught a freebie Heard LA folk got no hustle and you can take over, just gotta get your elbows greazy Now you at the beach all greazy, schmozin and posing like this was TV Somebody throws you some blow, and now you the one at the party snorting lines off CDs Or maybe you're an LA native, feel like you got a right to be famous These Outta-town cats is the lamest, and they got friends in high places that wanna play favorites And you're blameless, but onstage it's like Kurt said, here we are now, entertain us Let yourself go, now you the one outside the liquor store asking where the change is Always the drugs, always the same shit Let your guard down, took the bait and switch That wasn't LA, that was Hollywood And fuck your way up the ladder, you probably would if you could Los Angeles, that's a different story Keep listening and we'll explain accordingly Everyone who came for the firework show Make sure LA doesn't eat you alive first yo It ain't a game - but its a shame When you dont gain the fame that you came to claim You say "LA is lame" cause you came to play And ended up singing heartbreak like Drake & Ye' Maybe Dana Dane With Nightmares of the night in your day to day Ole' Ole' You let your problems pass - with a gang o' Hash And a Yayo cake, but it ain't ya birthday Candles Blown out You went the wrong route - You took the worst way - now you got the hurt face? Botox can't save you now Nothin in a lil' box is gonna make you smile But still you try - figure its a game You gon get a prize - but you gotta pay And thats not Ok- i thought you were a player? Looks like you got played - and you were a payer Just a customer... Plus a buster cuz, you thought were a hustler? (dumb) Dont get too comfortable, LA will buckle you And turn you to the person people give their lunches to (bum) Riches to rags Buckets to jags ALL needing chip-ins on gas So dont judge the city by how the Lakers play Word to Kobe's fade-away Homie... it Ain't a game
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