| Yo is the people still out there
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| doin' drugs, keepin' all real
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| yo, what would you do, if somebody step to you?
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| What would you do
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| if somebody stepped to you
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| and what would you say
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| if crime was your only way
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| would you run, would you fight
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| would you choose wrong or right
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| if the choice was on you
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| oh what would you do
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| hit 'em low, hit 'em down low
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| hit 'em low, hit 'em down
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| hit 'em low, hit 'em down low
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| hit 'em low
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| now close your eyes, once more here’s a door
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| share a vision you never seen before
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| sometimes the attack is from the back
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| 'cause it ain’t where you from it’s where ya at
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| we all had perfect schemes to seem clean
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| later on it would swallow our dreams
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| it’s the norm to catch the block warm
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| vision yourself and be at norm
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| now walkin' home alone one night
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| somethin' vague is standin' in the sight
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| sometimes my homies had to bang
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| it’s an everyday thing when you sellin' that crack, cocaine
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| as walk close to his right, he’s layin' there cold and to the side
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| oh my god! |
| I can see where the bullet went through
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| tell me what would you do
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| you ready? |
| down low is back
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| come with me to a place that’s dark and cold
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| stand bold and let the next story unfold
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| picture you and me sittin' on a roof
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| here’s the proof, travel back in time to my youth
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| «there's so many ways to get pay», shouted Ray
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| «let's hurry now to the alley-way where they stay»
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| he passed my a shiny 45, I asked why, feel the fear deep inside
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| «are you down with me eternally?»
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| decision think in time I don’t wanna be where I be
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| now sweat is droppin' off my face
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| in this case my mind and actions can’t keep the pace
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| Yo, nervous shakin' from my hands way down to my shoes
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| tell me what would you do
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| nervous shakin' from my hands way down
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| now what would you do?
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| I can feel it deep inside
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| and I am runnin' out of time
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| I’m thinking, I’m leaving
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| got to kill with a slash
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| seekin' the answer and then I walk into death |