[O'Dell]

Gangstafied forever forever

Gangstafied ya ya ya ya ya



[Kane & Abel]

what's up to all my people Kane and Abel is back

Down south hustlers soldier haters and jealous busters got me strapped

Got bigger paper now so I gotta bigger gat

Slangers and head busters ride burbans and lacs

Please every brass for the tank love (ya heard me)

Cause soldiers respect soldiers and soldiers respect thugs

Like Slim say, hundred ground drum in the AK

If you don't respect the rap sheet, we don't play

Got fand in Japan who love this ghetto rap

Got to holler at Master P cause he put us on the map

Kane on attack, won't you let me hear the click clack

Represent your war stay hard soldiers in combat



[O'Dell] (Kane & Abel)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied, ya ya ya ya ya (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)



[Silkk The Shocker]

I'm a G-A-N-G-S to the A (gangsta)

I'm a gangsta ass nigga, huh I don't play

Don't make me act a motherfuckin fool

I couldn't get a job I had to settle for robbing niggas I got too many

tattoos

That's how I slug my drugs at, hang where my thugs at

Give a fuck on niggas stay real, you stay real, you gotta love that



[Mr. Serv-On]

I'm a G to the A to the N to the S to the T to the F to the I to the E to

the D

You know the S to the E to the are to the V always ready to cock to the

glock

Niggas drop to the pop, nigga this tank block

Pushin that ass to the four to the O, niggas know this N.O.

So feel my pain niggas know the game

Down with Kane & Abel a hundred G's on the T to the A to the L to the A



[O'Dell] (Kane & Abel)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied, ya ya ya ya ya (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)



[Kane & Abel]

I hit the block gat cocked down to do some thangs

Talkin bout the white change, we can move some thangs

Mr. Abel Mr. Kane remain TRU to the game

Decked out on the cut with the platinum frame

Meet me at the motel choppin way on the scale

Caught the dirty ghetto mail on this highway to hell

Wo wo, the po po's kick down the door

Caught the cash yay low now they searchin for more

No peace in the city where the soldiers dwell

Fifteen years old war stories to tell

Well



[O'Dell] (Kane & Abel)

Gangstafied forever

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied, ya ya ya ya ya (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (TRU, damn it feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied forever, forever (feel good to be a gangsta)

Gangstafied, ya ya ya ya ya (Gangstafied, no limit soldier)


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