Guess who's back
I used to be broke
Confused
No joke

Got used
Smoked dope
Paid dues
Refused

To give up quick
Now there's ten million motherfuckers on my dick
Sold what
Say how

Say who
Fuck what
Fuck me
Fuck you

Come clean
You know I will drink a fifth of Jim Beam
And still stand still
I'm the illest fool

Cooler than the water in a swimming pool
Fly like a seagull kickin' like a mule
More jams than a Beatle from Liverpool
I deliver fool

No who the fuck are you
I'm Kid motherfuckin' Rock from the old school
Got more money than Matchbox twenty
Get more ass than Mark McGrath

They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up
They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up

I'm from the outskirts of Detroit Rock City
A-Shirts,Cadillacs,Big titties
Skinny models you can keep those
I like big corn fed Midwestern ho's

Don't you know
Talk fast
Pimp slow
Show up to black ties in t-shirts and slippers

Sippin' liquor, fuck models love strippers
Known as the big tipper with the big dipper
I got queens holding keys to my zipper
Fuck a real good girl

I've got the baddest bitch in the world

They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up
They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up

You think you got it good in Hollywood
I got acres of land laid back in the woods
Holdin' shares cool like Fonzie
Rollin' Lake St. Clair in my forty foot Donzie

You got a Bentley Wow
I got jets with wet bars
And trucks with gold plows
Bitch bow when I pimp through

For the Kid, the Rock the Red, White and Blue
Who knew the Kid would be
Everything from old George Jones to Jay-Z
Baby I'm sick of getting ripped off

So pissed about to be pissed off
Mackin' me coz you know I'm payed
That's why I'm slappin' my gardners,and fuckin' my maids
Never mind my age but if we're taking numbers
Fifteen million sold motherfucker

They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up
They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up

Cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up
They say I'm cocky and I say what
It ain't braggin' motherfucker if you back it up


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Cocky Lyrics as written by Matthew Shafer Frederick Louis Iv Beauregard

Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    this is going to be me if i have to beat the tar out of this one kid... no doubt i will be cocky no one has kicked his ass yet... will i be the first

    oldskoolpunker23on November 08, 2004   Link
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    You're a moron.

    peniliciouson December 19, 2004   Link
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    haha, nice

    Splinterguitaron April 03, 2005   Link
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    Best Lyric Ever "So pissed 'bout to be pissed off "

    purplepeopleeateron April 14, 2005   Link
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    ok some people have interesting opions on this song and life in general, its just a mindless song thats kind of cool

    Neruon August 02, 2005   Link
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    im the first person to post here who is not an idiot

    Its me Its DDPon December 11, 2005   Link
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    I think its still braggin even if you back it up.

    CRuthon April 26, 2006   Link
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    I don't know Neru. I think it's his way of saying fuck you to the people in his life that doubted or used him

    Wyldon July 28, 2007   Link

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