some day I'll be a rich ass nigga
but right now Im just a broke muthafucka
wanna kill me go ahead pull the trigger
dont gotta aim cuz my head's gettin bigger
when everyone comes beatin down my door
I'm just watchin out the window
you think Im just a punk let me get to my trunk
thats as far as that shit goes

we ride the train along the way
we ride the pain
such a long ride to replace so hard to find
Im a long way from home
and Im so far gone

come again, come again
what are you sayin now?
its just the same thing I heard for years now
go figure be the one thats left here
talkin shit behind my back
to everybodys ear
used to be a game now everything changed
Im just the same old busta
a little more stupid, but Im crazy insane
Im just the same old hustla

we ride the train along the way
we ride the pain
such a long ride to replace so hard to find
Im a long way from home
and Im so far gone

I know that you wanna see me cryin
and you know I dont wanna hear ya denyin
but ya satisfaction lies, and your illusions
but your illusions are yours and not mine

some day I'll be a rich ass nigga
but right now Im just a broke muthafucka
wanna kill me go ahead pull the trigger
dont gotta aim cuz my head's gettin bigger
when everyone comes beatin down my door
I'm just watchin out the window
I'll get a gun, I'll shoot every fuckin body
thats as far as that shit goes

we ride the train along the way
we ride the pain
such a long ride to replace so hard to find
Im a long way from home
and Im so far gone


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