Gotta work these hoes
Gotta work these hoes
Gotta make this flow
Gotta work these hoes
Gotta work these hoes
Gotta make this flow
Gotta work these hoes
Gotta work these hoes
Gotta make this flow
Gotta work these hoes
Nigga WHAT?

Check it out!

This be some playa ass shit, what this is nigga? [Some playa ass shit]
This be some playa ass shit, nigga what this is? [Some playa ass shit]

I say they choose raw niggas
They use flaw niggas
We can't forget they use ALL niggas x2

Check it, this be some playa ass shit, soft ass niggas need to check you bitch

They choose raw niggas
They use flaw niggas
We can't forget they use ALL niggas

[JT Money]
They hungry foe that cheese
They get down on they knees
Tryin' to get dem honey bees
Think she won't? Nigga please
Let's be real for a minute
If yo' hoe couldn't spend it
Would that bitch still be wit' it?
Hell naw nigga quit it
Stop fooling yourself, this ho floss to much
Since you fucking this bitch, you done loss to much
Everything cost bread from her toes to her head
>From the jewels to the threads, nigga sleeping in yo' bed
Nigga fuck that bitch, ?? floss don't make since
Use to do lil' shit, now you paying this hoe rent
Nigga what thats yo' life, trying to turn this hoe trife
??? from the club trying to make her yo' wife [Nigga what?]

Uh! This be some playa ass shit
What this is nigga? [Some playa ass shit]
Yeah, uh! This be some playa ass shit
What this is nigga? [Some playa ass shit]

They choose raw niggas
They use flaw niggas
We can't forget they use ALL niggas

Uh! This be some playa ass shit
Now what this is nigga? [Some playa ass shit]

Alot of you niggas don't be knowing how to treat these hoes
When you meet these hoes, wanna sweet these hoes
And trying to keep these hoes
And playa hating on a playa
Mad at me cuz I'm getting broke off why you pay-a [Shit]
Thats the game and nigga I'm in it
So you keep breaking off these hoes with that loot
And I keep helping 'em spend it
Too many niggas got they game in they pocket
Trying to rank my game but you just can't stop it[Uh!]
See my game is just two strong, three strong, four strong
I been out here so long
For some new jack to come and try to knock me
I know that git jock me cuz he alway trying to mock me
See I don't sweat that, cuz pimping ain't easy
A major you chumps is just measly, believe me
See ain't no trick fooling me
She ain't gotta be true to be, as long as she do for me
PEEP GAME!

[HOOK]
Playa haters don't understand the money man
I keep grands plus your best hoe my biggest fan
Tell me where you niggas was when game was being passed out
If it wasn't for that loot alot of niggas would be assed out
You get amped around these hoes and wanna flash knots
I get a word these same hoes off in yo' stash box
I'm in this thang for the riches
Plus I'm a pimp and I love all my bitches

[HOOK]


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