Good fuckin' mornin', nigga
Wake the fuck up
It's four o'clock, man, c'mon

Pigs raid my crib, I'm feelin' like Fred Hampton
I got firearms under my mattress, campin'
Yo, I'm from the ghetto where there's special enhancements
Niggas begin to shootin' don't get second chances
Banana clips conceal weaps, hit 'em 'til they feel sweat
Beat these predator United States, bitch I'm a real threat
Besides the drug movement, move with all the socially Socialists
And we hangin' by the rope and shit, we give each other hope like gifts
Though I'm a nigga with an attitude, drinkin', aimin' at your dude
Scary, huh? Your bladder fooled
Hinderant doctor, with a militant posture
Bearin' arms like an octo, smoke killa weed, killa Rasta
At the lamppost in Oakland next to Bob Seal
My heart don't beat, fuck the heart throb feel
I said, I said, my heart don't beat, fuck the heart throb feel

It's not just you
I hate everybody
Goddamn

Man I tell 'em boys catch up, catch up, ketchup, ketchup
Odd Future Wolf Gun Gang put them Teks up
One shot, one kill, Tyrane never mess up
Take more than a fuckin' lie detector to fess up
Mustard, mustard, mustard, mayo
Odd Future Grand Gang music and the yeyo
Anthrax packaged to the door in potato
Call me hammerhead 'cause I mash him like he Play-Doh
I'm a rat, nigga, where the cheese at?
I'm goin' after stacks, nigga, where them Gs at?
Matter fact, honey, where dem Bs at?
And all them niggas with them A-B-C hats
I'ma take y'all back to school, you fuckin' dropout
Who work a fuckin' 9 to 5 just to cop out
I'm on the block, nigga, not when the cops out
Keys open doors and you the motherfucka locked out

Bitch
Wolf Gang
MellowHype, BlackenedWhite
Killin' y'all niggas
Don't fuck wit Odd Future bitch!


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    This isn't the lyrics.. these are

    Good fuckin morning nigga Wake the fuck up, it's four o'clock man come on

    [Verse 1] Pigs raid my crib I'm feelin like Fred Hampton I got firearms under my mattress, campin Yo I'm from the ghetto where there's special enhancements Niggas begin to shootin' don't get second chances Banana clips conceal weaps, hit 'em 'til they feel sweat Beat these predator United States, bitch I'm a real threat Besides the drug movement move with all the socially Socialists And we hangin' by the rope and shit We give each other hope like gifts Though I'm a nigga with an attitude Trigger aimin' at your dude, scary huh Your bladder fooled Hinderant doctor, with a militant posture Bearin' arms like an octo, smoke killer weed, killer Rasta At the lamppost in Oakland next to Bob Seale My heart don't beat, fuck the heart throb feel I said, I said my heart don't beat Fuck the heart throb feel It's not just you I hate everybody, goddamn Man I tell 'em boys catch up, catch up, ketchup, ketchup Odd Future Wolf Gun Gang put them tecs up One shot, one kill Tyrane never mess up Take more than a fuckin lie detector to fess up Mustard, mustard, mustard, mayo Odd Future Grand Gang music and the yayo Anthrax packaged to the door in potato Call me hammerhead cause I mash him like he Play-Doh I'm a rat nigga, where the cheese at? I'm goin' after stacks, nigga, where them G's at? Matter fact, honey where them B's at? And all them niggas with them A-B-C hats I'mma take y'all back to school, you fuckin dropout Who work a fucking 9 to 5 just to cop out I'm on the block nigga, not when the cops out Keys open doors and you the motherfucker locked out

    Bitch, Wolf Gang, MellowHype BlackenedWhite Killin y'all niggas Don't fuck with Odd Future bitch

    JamzXIVon October 18, 2011   Link
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    "Keys open doors and you the motherfucker locked out"

    "I'm a rat nigga, where the cheese at? I'm goin' after stacks, nigga, where them G's at? Matter fact, honey where them B's at?"

    he's fuckin good

    JamzXIVon October 18, 2011   Link
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    some asshole changed the lyrics on this to "Igotagun"

    jjjonatronon March 17, 2012   Link

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