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Ha ha, ungh, once a-muthafuckin' gain
Me an my nigga, Silkk
We gon' show y'all how we mobb
No Limit for life, how we do this shit
West Coast style nigga
From down south to the muthafuckin' hills
Y'all niggas better recognize
Y'all better fuckin' recognize
I'm tru to da game, Masta P'll be da name
I'm in it for the money, fuck these bitches an the fame
'cause when you broke bitches get ghost like sideways
Like gold daytons rollin' up the highway
On my way to the town to take some cizash
An if you shizort bitch you in the bizag
I got fifteen in the tank, on my way to Burbank
Fist stealin' 5, ready till 5, blowin' dank
An still tryin to make a dollar outta fifteen cents
Got the Cutlass full of coffee for no evidence
It's a drought but I got ice cream 16 five, everyday, all day
Hit me on the door knob
'cause we be ballin', bitch we be haulin'
Got chickens up the highway from New Orleans
An y'all foo's can't stop the real deal
An when you see the tank, fool you better guard yo' grill
'cause No Limit in this to win this
An got a million soldiers ready to handle business
6 deep is how we mobb, an we tru
(Ungh)
But we'll kill if we have to
Been on the block in the Bay, nigga hop by the tre
Nigga stop at eight, early chop the cake, but not today
Cock the K, 'cause these busta ass niggas know we not to play
Say, hello to the Richmond nigga, East Bay killa
Down south thrilla, quick to fill ya, wit more shells than the sea
More mail than the post office
These lyrics an dope keep me stayin' up like it was coffee
Now stop, pause, take a look
East Bay nigga crook, seven E deuce cut
Ready to buck on any nigga that steps up
I be the man, understand this, skanless niggas get fucked up
Number one on Billboard, bitch, y'all niggas still tryin' to come up
y'all niggas soup, I'm gumbo, ready to rumble, ready to tumble
Yo' girlfriend outta line, I'ma catch her like Columbo
Tongue twistin' like an Uzi, y'all niggas can't do me
(Boo-yah, bad man)
Y'all watch too many fuckin' movies
6 deep is how we mobb, an we tru
(Ungh)
But we'll kill if we have to
Me an my nigga, Silkk
We gon' show y'all how we mobb
No Limit for life, how we do this shit
West Coast style nigga
From down south to the muthafuckin' hills
Y'all niggas better recognize
Y'all better fuckin' recognize
I'm tru to da game, Masta P'll be da name
I'm in it for the money, fuck these bitches an the fame
'cause when you broke bitches get ghost like sideways
Like gold daytons rollin' up the highway
On my way to the town to take some cizash
An if you shizort bitch you in the bizag
I got fifteen in the tank, on my way to Burbank
Fist stealin' 5, ready till 5, blowin' dank
An still tryin to make a dollar outta fifteen cents
Got the Cutlass full of coffee for no evidence
It's a drought but I got ice cream 16 five, everyday, all day
Hit me on the door knob
'cause we be ballin', bitch we be haulin'
Got chickens up the highway from New Orleans
An y'all foo's can't stop the real deal
An when you see the tank, fool you better guard yo' grill
'cause No Limit in this to win this
An got a million soldiers ready to handle business
6 deep is how we mobb, an we tru
(Ungh)
But we'll kill if we have to
Been on the block in the Bay, nigga hop by the tre
Nigga stop at eight, early chop the cake, but not today
Cock the K, 'cause these busta ass niggas know we not to play
Say, hello to the Richmond nigga, East Bay killa
Down south thrilla, quick to fill ya, wit more shells than the sea
More mail than the post office
These lyrics an dope keep me stayin' up like it was coffee
Now stop, pause, take a look
East Bay nigga crook, seven E deuce cut
Ready to buck on any nigga that steps up
I be the man, understand this, skanless niggas get fucked up
Number one on Billboard, bitch, y'all niggas still tryin' to come up
y'all niggas soup, I'm gumbo, ready to rumble, ready to tumble
Yo' girlfriend outta line, I'ma catch her like Columbo
Tongue twistin' like an Uzi, y'all niggas can't do me
(Boo-yah, bad man)
Y'all watch too many fuckin' movies
6 deep is how we mobb, an we tru
(Ungh)
But we'll kill if we have to
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"'Mountain Song' was actually about... I hate to say it but... drugs. Climbing this mountain and getting as high as you can, and then coming down that mountain," reveals Farrell. "What it feels to descend from the mountain top... not easy at all. The ascension is tough but exhilarating. Getting down is... it's a real bummer. Drugs is not for everybody obviously. For me, I wanted to experience the heights, and the lows come along with it."
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