Ah woo
Dishing out the phonemic vibes
(Marc D you nasty production)
Uh
And its your man Marc D
Uh Huh
Woo

Right off the rip man i get to the gwop
And it end on a note that you know that be high
Rocking these haters that's sleeping on me
Babysitting the stacks with a new lullaby
Stay on my job yeah stay on my job
Had to get right till it was nothing left
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself

Ay sauce on us good gracious
(Good gracious)
None of my niggas be tasteless
(Nah)
Shawty want me to clap cheeks
Oooh
Hit her with the standing ovations
(Ah woo)
Drip come through bodacious
(Like what)
Hold up real quick step back
(Step back)
Gon and get in all in yo bag
(Yo bag)
Plus you know they like it like that
Wait
Okay
(Uh)
Time to go and make something shake
(Yeah)
Took a overseas vaca
(Tion)
Came back making more plays
(Yeah)
Eating up shrimp with the steak
(Uh)
On top of every piece of my cake
(Yeah)
Big bro hit me like bro keep going
Cause you know that the grind gon pay
(Hold Up)
So i keep it moving when its popping properly
Latin baddie like to call me papi
(Woo)
Now she giving up the sloppy toppy
Cause im building up not talking hobby lobby
(Woo)
Plus im styling out to the max
(Yeah)
Fed flexing when im shipping packs
(Oh)
W's yeah i get them to
You better hit me up before i start to tax cause

Right off the rip man i get to the gwop
And it end on a note that you know that be high
Rocking these haters that's sleeping on me
Babysitting the stacks with a new lullaby
(New lullaby)
Stay on my job yeah stay on my job
Had to get right till it was nothing left
(Was nothing left)
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself

Say that right there be big facts
(Be big facts)
Moving and grooving cant sit back
(Nah)
Sorry i own it didn't rent that
(Didn't rent that)
More progress less chit cat
(Ah Woo)
Shout-out to my kinfolk
D F Dub yeah i dip from
(Look)
Now im in Japan having fun with fam
And im counting yen and then some
(Lil)
Ho
(You)
Better let them know
Shout-out to the plug cause i got it for the low
(Bye)
Haters couldn't see me if they had a telescope
(Im)
Getting fettuccine with a side of the toast
(Schmoney)
Bruh
I got this feeling that my watch is clingy
Cause it love to cuddle my wrist
(Woo)
And i be from Texas don't dress like cowboys
But miss me with that bull
(Chill out)
Hold up
Always stepped on all my doubters
Even before the bowie soulja days
(Woo)
If they throwing dirt on my name
Gon and dust it off of my shoulder blades
(Woo)
Treat it like its a dance move
Might hit South Padre or Cancun
(Woo)
But me hitting a button
To actually give a damn
On how they talking down
No can do
(Woo)

Right off the rip man i get to the gwop
And it end on a note that you know that be high
(Know that be high)
Rocking these haters that's sleeping on me
Babysitting the stacks with a new lullaby
(New lullaby)
Stay on my job yeah stay on my job
Had to get right till it was nothing left
(Was nothing left)
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself
(Cause)

Right off the rip man i get to the gwop
And it end on a note that you know that be high
(Know that be high)
Rocking these haters that's sleeping on me
Babysitting the stacks with a new lullaby
(New lullaby)
Stay on my job yeah stay on my job
Had to get right till it was nothing left
(Was nothing left)
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself

Lets go
(Yeah)
Ha
Wop
Ooh
Wop
Ooh
Ay
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself

Lets go
(Ah woo)
Ha
Wop
Ooh
Wop
Ooh
Ay
People may quit on you
(But what)
Just don't quit on yourself


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Don't Quit on Yourself Lyrics as written by Marcus Dinkins

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