Dis Bad Boy South bitch Block Entertainment
Ladies and Gentleman
I'm about to introduce to you
(It's about that time)
4 of the realest niggas to come up out tha hood
As I introduce to you
(Boys N Da Hood, Boys N Da Hood)
Jody Breese, Big Duke
The O' G they call him Young Jeesy, Da Snowman
And Big Gee, the Edge Hanger

These my niggas, Boys N Da Hood
Tha hardest group to come out of the Souf
Block Entertainment, da label
Bad Boy South tha Empire
And we won't Stop
'Cause we can't Stop
A-T-L motherfuckers
Let's do it, Big Gee

Boys N Da Hood, Big Gee
I'm Tha Edge Hanger, head banger, third leg swanger
Danger trick mangler spit led at the feds aimer
Hang a bitch, fuck tryin' to change her
(Fuck tryin' to change her)
Anger wit tha most dangerous chrome
Fit to have you pissin' out ya anus

Now it's Big Duke mostly seen in shell toes and dickie suits
Wit a team of troops in Chevy coupes dat be quick to shoot
Trap robbers plus I got a slew off against cop gobblers
And a sick click that get lite and turn to cop poppers

I'm a Nextel chirping gun totein' brick living fool
Buy a grand a day so I dropped outta high skool
(Yeah)
Jeezy real nigga you the faker
(What?)
Could read a bitch ass nigga like a newspaper

Okay, now from a year ago hundred bills still fold
Summertime air forces winter time still told
You talk a good game but y'all niggas ain't real tho'
Worldwide or underground when I'm around, niggas kno'

Aye what they know, nigga?
Boys N Da Hood, nigga


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