Cool, Calm, Collective
My Perspective
Is To Analyze Every Situation Prepare To Die
Put My Mind In Isolation
I Be Facing Nightmares
Fraid Cause The Dead
Yo They Sayin That I'm Right There
Tried To Wake, But I Can't See Where I'm At
Finally Wake Then I'm Relaxing On A Dime Sack
The Crimes I Did Way Back
Is In My Mind Played Back
Over And Over
That's The Reason That I'm Never Sober
Twenty Two The Skinny, Broke Mummy Man
It's All Good Now A Days I Got Money Plans
The Time That I'm Wastin Up In This Occupation
Got Me Tokin Bones In My Crib, Steady Pacing
Look For My Homies, But They Already Gettin High
Caught In The Struggle
Maintain Tryin To Get By
Read To Die When It Happens Recognize I Told Ya
Go All Out, Even If You're Coma Soldiers
I Wake Up And Sleep With A L
Write Rhymes With A L
But Never Take A L
So Let My Mind Start To Elevate Shit
Portions Of The Divorce Shit
Got The Playas Always Screamin Forfeit
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate...
No Retreat, No Surrender
My Minds Caught Up In This Blender
Don't Fit Contenders
Them The Great As Pretenders
Dear Momma
Then They Build This Determination
Cause Your My Latest, My Latest, My Greatest Inspiration
Some Try To Decease The Kid
You Got The Pie, But I Only Want A Piece Of It
Teach The Kid
I Learned My Lessons In The School Yard
And Never Walked Around Thinkin That I'm Too Hard
It's Too Hard To Just Chill
And Keep My Game Strong
If It's On, Then It's On
Nigga Bring It On
Whatever Happened, It Just Happened
Yo The End Of That
If I Survive Then I'm Lying On The Chunky Black
Think Of My Momma Tired After Workin Hard
There's A Lot Of Shit That Force Me Not To Worship God
The Creator, The Creator Of All My Fellows
Main Thing, The Creator Of All These Ghettos
Let Go, My Minds Twiztid Like Keith
No Disbelief, I Got My Eyes Open On The Streets
Where's The Beef?
Yo I'm Coming As The Butcher
Yo I Shook Ya
You're On The Shelf Is Where I Put Ya
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Gin And Freight Doors That Penetrate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Gin And Freight Doors That Penetrate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate...
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Gin And Freight Doors That Penetrate
Stimulated Dome
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Gin And Freight Doors That Penetrate
Stimulated Dome
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Gin And Freight Doors That Penetrate
Stimulated Dome
Let My Mind Start To Elevate...
Stimulated Dome
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Stimulated Dome
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
Let My Mind Start To Elevate
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Let My Mind Start To Elevate



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