[Chorus:]
This is just another day in the life
Seven flight connectors - past due bill collectors
This is just another day in the life
Mo' money mo' problems - and I ain't got money to solve 'em
This is just another day in the life
Gettin' mobbed by fans - man nobody even knows who I am
This is just another day in the life
This is just another day... in my life

Everybody askin' me - what you really like?
Is this really life? Do you really fight?
Do you fear the mic, when there's millions watchin'?
Are you super rich now, how much grip you coppin'?
You the new kid, now you gettin' some shine
When every vet sayin' that it's not yo' time
My hustle is non-stop and it's not yo' grind
Plus I hear very clear, I'm not so blind
Beef I don't sweat it, sleep I don't get it
I remember your face it's just your name I forget it
These days they melt together as one
I got some plans to do shit that ain't never been done
Take this game into battles that ain't never been won
I ain't gon' walk through life, I think it's better to run
And yeah I'm eatin' right if you askin'
But the size of my wallet that's reflection of passion

[Chorus:]

Just another face in the crowd, so to speak
Huh, my electric was cut off last weak
No heat, no food, no money, no girls
And if life's my oyster then I ain't found pearls
Makin' moves every day so the ends could meet
No gas money, so I use my legs and feet
Everybody I meet man, they likely saw
That I be in the same clothes from the night before
Shoes so old you can call 'em retros
Man I'm so damn broke, even my wallet echoes
I got a dollar and change; man, I'm under the gun
That buck's the only thing keepin' me from bein' a bum
That's why I'm writin' these words man, so I can get on
So I can realize bein' poor was makin' me strong
And the only reason I can't rub pennies together
Is cause I carry big bills, in genuine leather

[Chorus:]

Shakin' hands with some fans by the thousands
My place so poor, looks like public housin'
Gettin' the Porsche when I shoulda got the CL6
My ride broke down, I'ma kinda between whips
Face on the Xbox, you played the game lately?
Man I can't rent, I owe too much in late fees
Do I, charter a jet, or fly first class?
Do I take a cab? Bus seats hurt my ass
Pay my jeweler in cash, he don't take a check
The chain I rock, leaves a green mark on my neck
Do I get the fillet steak or the shrimp and crab mix?
Do I get a number three or a number six?
Get in the club V.I.P. man they lettin' me slide
Man they bust me for dress code, I'm still outside
Everybody want to be down, but I ain't got no friends
Man nobody's around, I ain't got no friends

[Chorus:]


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    this song is really deep. it's obviously about cena, who's got money & tha trademarc who's poor I love how they do the [Cena] [Marc] thing, it's really interesting. This part is what really makes me see Cena's side. [Cena] Everybody wanna be down, but I ain't got no friends [Marc] Man nobody's around, I ain't got no friends Cena is so busy, and running around, & everyone want's to be friends with him but he just doesn't make any usually.

    aliciacenaon July 12, 2008   Link
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    great song about 2 contrasting lifestyles that both come down to the same thing, nobody really knows who you are.

    AndJustice4All68on July 31, 2008   Link

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