Yeah,
Compton, South Central, Beach, Inglewood, East L.A. West Coast for and die for this shit
Yeah, when I was young livin' on the run 11 years old, real life, no Sneakin' little in the cut I'm takin' lil' in the cut
Before they called me Kurupt Ridin' down the I'ma tell you how I grew up I was always in the mix, too for sticks Ty, tell 'em 'bout that Watts
In Watts, a **** couldn't wait for the Backyard barbecues, yeah, free your mind We stay fallin' off them ice trucks All my **** nickel-baggin' it, bucks
You could catch me in the of the street Slapboxin' my **** Porky And as I take you down my memory I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days, let 'em know
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto
I ain't change ****, I'm just **** bein' broke **** I'm Got a problem me holla at me, I'll be back in six months I'm on the road gettin' my up
And I remember all the young soldiers in the hood tryin' to bang Slang a nickel bag money ain't a thing For real, I know exactly how y'all I'm reppin' and brown pride, Westside 'til I die, c'mon
I got a lot of in me, I was thinkin' Couple years older, 14 and drinkin' Thinkin' 'bout Uncle Jam's army, the old folks me I'm just gettin' up in the game, the gang [Incomprehensible]
Crenshaw was crackin', doin' that they got On Sundays watchin' all the big spin I want Dana's, 'cause all I see That's like the Army, Dana's you all you could be, I reminisce
I used to love eatin' polly seeds and chico Watch me jump up in the to play, hide-go-get-it, I'm wit it And all them hoodrats used to hold us on the block Reminiscin' 'bout my piece of ****, yeah
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' my ghetto days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto Let me you back, ohh I'm 'bout my ghetto days
Truth is, I ran when I was 5 years old Ran 'til my And-1's had holes in the I had silk shirts, two pair of Girbauds Spent the night at Boo's house, we was his clothes
Mom's me out in the cold Worse than that my man took five shots and he ain't lose his I was livin' with a man's vision And no matter how I tried, I could never see prison
And to all my dead homies, we don't pour out We poke our chest out and say, "We miss y'all ****" We were scared of gang-bangers, walked to in groups who was the best MC, Ice Cube or Snoop
Damn, I my ghetto days Whether it was Coca-Cola or straight we found a way Hey, and the memories of Eazy and California, we all we got, we got, we got
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto Let me you back, ohh I'm 'bout my ghetto days
Let me you back, ohh I'm 'bout my ghetto days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' my ghetto days
I remember when I used to say I rap and sing All my used to laugh at me But now, I'm on top of my But now, and ain't a damn changed
From superstar to Coca-Cola All my locked down got nothin' but love for ya strong, 'cause we know it ain't easy Come home, we miss you on the streets
Listen, ladies, how you gonna act like that? It's baby boy, holla back, back So let me take you down my memory 'bout my ghetto days, ohh girl
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' my ghetto days
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' my ghetto days
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days
Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my ghetto Let me you back, ohh I'm reminiscin' 'bout my days