Gank Move
I’m sober. Not good. I wanna get bent.
I stuck my hands in my pockets, and came out with lint.
It was time for me, to make a decision.
Do I get a job? Or go on a ‘gank mission’?
A job ain’t the move; so it’s time to prove,
That I’mma thievin’ muthafukka,
That ain’t about to lose.
So I thought, “where can I go and get the most for my gank”?
Then it came to me. The neighborhood bank.
I gave it a lot thought. Didn’t wanna get caught.
I planned my job real well
Here’s the story I tell.
I walked in the bank. Took a good look around.
Then slid my gauge and yelled, “EVERYBODY HIT THE FUCKIN’ GROUND?”
“I’m takin’ this bitch for everything it got,
and hopefully be gone, without firin’ a shot.
But if I do, I hope it’s you, you stupid-ass fool,
You should’ve paid attention when I said, “DON’T MOVE!”
I grabbed the cash.
Now it’s time to dash
Then headed for the getaway car real fast.
The engine is running, and it’s time to go.
I gotta lotta money. Soon I’ll havva lotta hoes.
But them hoes don’t know,
I don’t love-em tho.
I’ll fukkum all I can and them thro-em out tha doe.
I’m sittin’ at the pad enjoyin’ all this green.
When all of a sudden my face is on the TV screen.
It seems when plannin’, I lost some stamina.
I did everything right, except take out the camera.
Now I’m runnin’ from the law
Because my plan had a flaw.
But I ain’t gettin’ caught because they’ll beat me tooda draw.
I’m Skippin’ from town to town, I’m on the run.
Spendin’ all this money, and havin’ stupid-ass fun.
But the fun is runnin’ out because my pockets getting’ short.
But I still ain’t getting’ caught, cause I’ll lose in court.
Now I’m crazier than I could ever be.
I’m shootin’ any muthafukka that steps to me.
I took my last ‘dub’ and I bought some ‘chronic’.
DAMN! THERE’S MY FACE ON “AMERICA’S MOST WANTED”!
Before I could ‘jet’ because of what I did,
SWAT unit had already, surrounded the crib.
I heard the ‘bull-horn’, “LE$, COME-OUT-SIDE!”
I said, “FUCK YOU!”, and put a bullet between his eyes.
Now the firin’ is on, and we’re shootin’ back-n-forth.
THAT’S when I knew I wasn’t makin’ court.
Just about then, I ran outta ammunition.
THAT’S when I knew I made the wrong decision.
So I stepped through the door with my ‘gat’ in my hand.
‘State Pen’ wasn’t gonna see-no-parts of this man.
They shot-up my body with bullets from head-to-toe.
I looked liked ‘Scarface’, starin’ Al Pacino.
Now I’m dead; and my black soul is headed for hell;
And who else greats me?; but that fiery guy with the red tail.
He says, “com’on in here LE$. I kinda like yo style.”
Y-don’tcha-come-n-kikkit-wit-da-devil, foe-a-lil’-while.
I said, “what the fuck do I have to lose?”
“At least I ain’t downtown dressed, in ‘county blues’.
He handed me a glass of some gin and somethin’
I just knew I was drunk when I got though gulpin’.
He started talkin’ bout how I could be a new ‘G’.
As long as he could have a little part of me.
I jumped-up and said, “Wait a minute! Not so fast!”
He said, “Calm down LE$. I ain’t talkin’ boutcho ass.”
“I’m talkin’ boutcho soul, man you’ll nevva miss it.
Then he reached out his hand so that I could kiss it.
I grabbed his hand, and bit it off.
Spit it on the ground, and told him, “I ain’t soft.”
“You ain’t getting’ my soul or any other part of me.
Cause I don’t need your help to be a muthafukkin G.
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