Yeah, yeah, yeah
Blue jeans, Air ones and a white tee
'06, hangin' out the window like, yee
Hyphy on one, off a bottle might be, my tree
Smokin' Agent Orange, Hi-C
Back when me and Marty was recordin' at my mom's
Most of y'all were chasin' around bops
Always in the lab, only hoping that my job
Never would be based around mops now I'm on
Yeah, she know, love me 'cause my ego
Girls and the drugs always follow us where we go
Ayy, where the Bay at?
Shouts out to Jay Ant
Lookin' for the party girls, let me know where they at
Skinny rich girls always askin' where the yay at
Throw a house party like cool, where you stay at?
Turn upside down, let her tweak on the wall
Took her to the bathroom and did work in the stall, yeah

They used to tell me, I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone, alone)
They used to always say I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
(G-Eazy, let E-Feezy tell his story)
But now I'm here, bitch

Uh, it ain't funny what I've been through (uh-uh)
Your enemy can be some kin to you (that's right)
I started off hella broke (broke)
Hung around people that's older than me, took notes (notes)
Mama worked three jobs on the weekends
Used to help her wash the walls at Mare Island (Mare Island?)
In Vallejo naval houses
Havin' a roof over my head was my allowance (for real)
The oldest of four, young adults (adults)
Surrounded by grief, big dreams and hope
They hated and they doubt
How did you take it? Took it with a grain of salt
I wanted it badly, they couldn't stop me, indie
Erry label wanted to sign me (who you grew up on?)
Grew up on Short and Freddie B
(Who else?) Magic Mike and Calvin T

They used to tell me, I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone, alone)
They used to always say I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
Yeah
But now I'm here, bitch

From the BART train to a tour bus
Still the same game except I'm pulling more sluts
More butts, more bucks, never giving more fucks
Did it my way, I'm never taking short cuts
Raised in that town like fool, who put you upon, huh?
E-40, Mac Dre is who I grew up on
I been selling game got you if you need a coupon
You can check my resume, see every beat I threw up on
Smoking on grapes, rollin' up Swishers, no papes
Back of the Ghost, closed drapes
I'm a boss tycoon
Girls in the crowd all swoon
Super high, I'm off to the moon
And I vanished with your girl, then I took her to my room
She wants me to slay, okay, that means doom
Boom, and it's to be expected
Knew this would happen as soon as she texted

They used to tell me, I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone, alone)
They used to always say I couldn't go too far alone (oh, far alone)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
But now I'm here, bitch, ooh (but now I'm here, bitch, ooh)

(Now I'm here, bitch, ooh)
(Now I'm here, bitch)
(Now I'm here, bitch, ooh, ooh)

(No, you're never gonna make it this far)
(No, you're never gonna make it this far)


Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher

Far Alone Lyrics as written by Earl Stevens Christoph Reiner Andersson

Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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