This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Growing up was real hard on my block
Cops and robbers I was never the cop
To be the cop was considered a joke
I'm the same little' nigga that taught your brother to smoke
But now-a-days man I stay on the news
My every move is up on the tube
Whoever said being a gangsta was easy
I got beef with BMF and I got problems with Jeezy
To be a gangsta is a full time job
A bad a boy but I ain't Black Rob
The pays good but the hours are crazy
You disrespect me I'm gonna see ya degraded
I'm never scared but I'm thinkin ahead
Because they don't bury the scared man they bury the dead
I'm ex-con but I'm out on bond
Wave bye to the bad guys, Teflon Dons
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
Take it to the street nigga, lets go there
There ain't nothing 'tween us pussy nigga but air
But you better prepare 'fore you fuck with the flare
I'll have you role round, frickin up with the chair
See I don't fight fair na I don't fight fair
Gucci Mane'll put that ass in intensive care
Matter of fact if ya see me fight a grizzly bear, I suggest you help the fucking grizzly bear
Tha ain't no pussies ova here, na it's just Jeez
There ain't no time for no talk, nigga cock it and squeeze
Got these ho type ass niggas weak at the knees
Shoot two twenty-threes they'll chop down trees
Gucci Mane outta jail man, what I'm gonna do now
That Jeezy Little bitch ass thinkin out loud [2x]
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
You mother fuckers must don't know who they mess wit
I'm that outlaw wild wild west shit
I'm on that two clipse AK and a vest shit
You motherfuckers must don't know who you fucking with
I'm not a kid, Gucci Mane full grown
So bring the choppers, leave the nines at home
And call the coppers cause I'm aiming for domes
I have ya call full backup on the phone
The franchise, but Gucci Mane ain't wearing no white tee
The niggas hate the fact that niggas so icy
But fuck that, niggas don't gotta like me
Cause seeing niggas shit'split in excite me
Picture me high off the weed like a kite be
I took ya bitch through my hood just to site see
I screen niggas so I stay on the skreet shit
And if there's drama then it's you I'm gonna deal with
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
Cops and robbers I was never the cop
To be the cop was considered a joke
I'm the same little' nigga that taught your brother to smoke
But now-a-days man I stay on the news
My every move is up on the tube
Whoever said being a gangsta was easy
I got beef with BMF and I got problems with Jeezy
To be a gangsta is a full time job
A bad a boy but I ain't Black Rob
The pays good but the hours are crazy
You disrespect me I'm gonna see ya degraded
I'm never scared but I'm thinkin ahead
Because they don't bury the scared man they bury the dead
I'm ex-con but I'm out on bond
Wave bye to the bad guys, Teflon Dons
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
Take it to the street nigga, lets go there
There ain't nothing 'tween us pussy nigga but air
But you better prepare 'fore you fuck with the flare
I'll have you role round, frickin up with the chair
See I don't fight fair na I don't fight fair
Gucci Mane'll put that ass in intensive care
Matter of fact if ya see me fight a grizzly bear, I suggest you help the fucking grizzly bear
Tha ain't no pussies ova here, na it's just Jeez
There ain't no time for no talk, nigga cock it and squeeze
Got these ho type ass niggas weak at the knees
Shoot two twenty-threes they'll chop down trees
Gucci Mane outta jail man, what I'm gonna do now
That Jeezy Little bitch ass thinkin out loud [2x]
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
You mother fuckers must don't know who they mess wit
I'm that outlaw wild wild west shit
I'm on that two clipse AK and a vest shit
You motherfuckers must don't know who you fucking with
I'm not a kid, Gucci Mane full grown
So bring the choppers, leave the nines at home
And call the coppers cause I'm aiming for domes
I have ya call full backup on the phone
The franchise, but Gucci Mane ain't wearing no white tee
The niggas hate the fact that niggas so icy
But fuck that, niggas don't gotta like me
Cause seeing niggas shit'split in excite me
Picture me high off the weed like a kite be
I took ya bitch through my hood just to site see
I screen niggas so I stay on the skreet shit
And if there's drama then it's you I'm gonna deal with
Got my name in the paper and my face in the news
Gucci Mane, Lil'flare
Everybody Everybody know me
Everybody know me nigga
Gucci mane, Lil'flare I'm a real OG (nigga) [2x]
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
Everybody Know Me Lyrics as written by Xavier Dotson Radric Delantic Davis
Lyrics © GREENSLEEVES LTD.
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