| Wished I had told, |
| Who was the only one. Uh-oh! |
| But it’s too late, it’s too late, |
| He gone. |
| You sweat her and I ain’t talkin' ‘bout a Coogi, |
| You a big L and I ain’t talkin' ‘bout Cool J, |
| See me at the airport, at least twenty Louis, |
| Treat me like the Prince and this my sweet brother Numpspa. Brother Numpspa! |
| Groupies say I’m too choosy, |
| Take ‘em to the show and talk all through the movies, |
| Says she want diamonds, I took her to Ruby Tuesday’s, |
| If we up in Friday’s, I still have it my way, gone. |
| We strivin' home, |
| I ride on chrome. |
| Y’all don’t want no probs from me, |
| What you rappers could get is a job from me. |
| Maybe you could be my intern, and in turn |
| I’ll show you how I cook up summer in the winter. |
| Aaron love the raw, dawg, when will he learn, |
| Caught something on the Usher tour, he had to let it burn. |
| Plus, he already got three children, |
| Arguin' over babysitters like, ‘Bitch, it’s yo turn!' |
| Damn, Ye, it’d be stupid to diss you, |
| Even your superficial raps is super-official! |
| Roc pastel with Gucci on, |
| With TV’s in the ride, throw a movie on, |
| Said he couldn’t rap now he at the top like Doobie Long, |
| ‘Cause I dookied on any song that they threw me on, gone! |
| We strivin' home, |
| I ride on chrome. |
| We strivin' home, Killa, |
| I ride on chrome. |
| Knock, knock. Who’s there? Killa Cam. Killa who? |
| Killa Cam, hustler, grinder, guerilla true. |
| Oh, my chinchilla blue, blue. You ever dealt with a dealer? |
| Well, here’s the deal, ma we goin' to the dealer, woo! |
| No concealin', no ceilin' I don’t need a roof, |
| Act up, get out, I don’t need you, poof, |
| Poof be gone, damn, tough luck, dag, |
| Dag, niggas still doin' puff puff pass. |
| Pull the truck up fast and I tell ‘em, |
| ‘Hey, back in a touched up Jag shit! |
| Y’all niggas wanna get in Cam’s cerebellum, |
| I’m old man just go and tell ‘em.' |
| Then I see how y’all gonna react when I’m gone, |
| My last girl want me back then I’m on, |
| Fine stay, you got the grind, hey, |
| Came back, read what the sign say. |
| Yes, I know you wanna see my demise, |
| Yeah, you church boy actin' like a thief in disguise. |
| Ain’t even my size, see the greed in my eyes, |
| Ask Abby, I hustle, brought weed to the Chi, shit! |
| And that ain’t even a lie, please, believe me, |
| Gave Weezie a piece of the pie, and |
| You can ask George or Regina, |
| The whole West Side I explore with the Bimmer now. |
| We strivin' home, |
| I ride on chrome, |
| Listen, homeboy, move on. |
| That’s your best bet, why stay that course? |
| I been pourin' out some liquor for the fact that my pal’s gone, |
| And tryna help his Momma with the fact that her child gone, |
| And since we used to bubble like a tub full of Calgon, |
| Guess, it’s only right that I should help her from now on. |
| But since they got afoul on what coulda gone wrong, |
| Now they askin', ‘Cons, how long has this gone on?' |
| And maybe all this money might have gone to my head, |
| ‘Cause they got me thinkin' money might have gone to the Feds. |
| So I had gone to the dread, but he had gone up to bed, |
| And when I came the next morning he was gone with my bread, |
| And with that bein' said, I had gone on my instincts |
| And gone to the spots where they go to get mixed drinks. |
| But lookin' back now, I shoulda gone to the crib |
| And rented ‘Gone With the Wind', ‘cause I’da gone in by ten, |
| But I had gone with my friend, and we had gone to the bar, |
| And heard a nigga talkin' shit so I had gone to the car. |
| And now the judge is tellin' me that I had gone too far, |
| And I’ll be gone for twenty years doin' time behind bars. |
| And since I gone to a cell for some petty crimes, |
| I guess, I gone to the well one too many times, ‘cause I’m gone. |
| I’m ahead of my time, sometimes years out, |
| So the powers that be won’t let me get my ideas out, |
| And that make me wanna get my advance out, |
| And move to Oklahoma and just live at my aunt’s house. |
| Yeah, I romance the thought of leavin' it all behind, |
| Kanye, step away from the lime- |
| Light like when I was on the grind |
| In the one-nine-nine-nine. |
| Before model chicks was bendin' over, or |
| Dealerships asked me ‘Benz or Rover?' |
| Man, if I could just get one beat on Hova, |
| We could get up off this cheap ass sofa. |
| What the summer of the Chi got to offer an eighteen-year-old? |
| Sell drugs or get a job, you gotta play your role. |
| My dawg worked at Taco Bell, hooked us up plural, |
| Fired a week later, the manager count the churros. |
| Sometimes I can’t believe it when I look up in the mirrow |
| How we out in Europe, spendin' Euros? |
| They claim you never know what you got ‘til it’s gone, |
| I know I got it, I don’t know what y’all on, |
| I’ma open up a store for aspirin' MC’s, |
| Won’t sell ‘em no dream, but the inspiration is free, |
| But if they ever flip sides like Anakin, |
| You’ll sell everything includin' the mannequin. |
| They got a new bitch, now you Jennifer Aniston, |
| Hold on, I’ll handle it, don’t start panickin', stay calm, |
| Shorties at the door ‘cause they need more |
| Inspiration for they life, they souls, and they songs, |
| They’re said, ‘Sorry, Mr. West is gone.' |