[Featuring Jadakiss]





AHH!!



[Jadakiss]

They tryin they comin' for my head po (uh)

They're tryin' to put pressure on a nigga

Huh short notice (uh huh)

Got sumpin' for them niggaz though (uh huh)

Yo



[Verse 1]

I'm like the Dow Jones of rap my stocks is high

And it never was all of so stop the lies

Mothafuckas'll blow your brains out and watch you bleed

The same niggaz that you trust, let 'em watch your seed

You got a dead niggaz, money don't stop the greed

That's why now I gotta rock my vest, pop my 3

And whoever die first, may god forgive

the nigga who lives, sometimes you gotta handle your biz

To my niggaz when I die, keep inhalin' the lye

And come to my wake high, when your tellin' me bye

What goes around comes around, am I comin' or goin'?

All i'm tryin' to do is leave you numb, gunnin' or flowin'

I might cock-back the gauge, and start shootin' at 'cha people

I'm lookin for the devil 'cause money's the root of evil

And 'Kiss won't be happy 'til my bezel look see-through

Until I flood N-why with pediquo and diesle

Catch me with the top, off my whip

Bust my gun while it's still tucked so you could hop, off my dick

I run with a few parolees, all thieves, that rocks ice

Blue pacholies and rolies

At the mob meetin', keep quite when the God speakin'

Squeeze my joint, 'til my mothafuckin' palm squeakin'

And nevermind who the lox'll sign to (that's right)

What difference do it make nigga?

Just listen to the tape nigga (c'mon)



[Chorus]



Jay to the mmwwaa, hustle coke, ryde or die (uh)

Kiss hand-wash money, let it drip dry (uh-huh)

Jay to the mmwwaa, keep cowards on their toes (yeah)

Kiss push the drop, rock the ice, get the hoes (uh)

Jay to the mmwwaa got the smash on the block (uh-huh)

Kiss got the label's tellin' niggaz not to drop (tell 'em)

Everthing you get (uh-huh), you really don't expect (naw)

'cause when you Jay to the mmwwaa, you kiss to the death



[Verse 2]

Yeah, Yo, Yo

I want to know, is the promise land heaven or hell?

'cause the niggaz that made promises, most of them fell

If you hungry, then I got some niggaz servin' the shells

With no sauce, and they silver, only take one to kill you

It's a small world, so you better guard your secrets

And it's easy to get money, but it's hard to keep it

Never was the one that like to hound no bitch

All I do is try to keep niggaz around me rich

Screw all-a-y'all cowards, I consider you lames

Had to save my lunch money just to get in the game

That was back when I used-ta have a mean back-spin

And no mack-10, it was just bats then

you know, beat a nigga down, take his rope

Now we-a, heat a nigga down, take his coke

And you can call me if you want to bye them thangs

I get 'em half-price 'cause papi know my name

Call me, Jay to the mmwwaa

And everything you got in your livin room, I got in my car

'Cept for the bar

I try to put a little money away

'cause you know they say, tomorrow ain't promised today

Either bubblin' or strugglin', nuttin between

Or have a grimie nigga like me, fuckin' ya Queen

And the Kiss only do shit with niggaz I know (that's right)

And the outside nigga can't fuck up my flow (c'mon)



[Chorus]



Jay to the mmwwaa, hustle coke, ryde or die

Kiss hand-wash money, let it drip dry

Jay to the mmwwaa, keep cowards on their toes

Kiss push the drop, rock the ice, get the hoes

Jay to the mmwwaa got the smash on the block

Kiss got the label's tellin' niggaz not to drop

Everthing you get, you really don't expect

'cause when you Jay to the mmwwaa, you kiss to the death

Uh


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