Luyện nghe bài hát Goodbye To My Homies

RIP homie, RIP

How do I say to what we had
The good times made us that, outweighed the bad
I thought we'd get to see
But forever's away
It's so hard to say goodbye to my

need to smile for my ghetto heroes, nigga

So many homies gone, trying to ball till fall
Now I'm left with nothing but old
And a bunch of pictures on the
RIP tattoos, nigga, just to you that we real

But I can't believe that your dead, fool and how you got killed
And on birthday, me and my boys visit your grave
And I remember you first got high
And the first you got laid

And I'm going a thing
nigga, what should I do?
I imagined living life
Without a like you

'Cause so hard to say goodbye to my homies
it's so hard to say goodbye to my homies

We so many ghetto tears, see time is crazy
And every grandma go to church
She said she gotta for her baby
And ah, your little son, he look like you

And going through a thang but ah, she gonna pull it through
And ah, me, C and Silkk, we got all the money but that mean shit
'Cause I burn all that shit up, nigga, just to have you
And real out here, all you niggas that's goin' through some pain

your head up and this for everybody
That lost a relative in the game

'Cause so hard to say goodbye to my homies
'Cause it's so to say goodbye to my homies

Now look, I couldn't imagine life you
I just sit here, why
But the law of and God placed us here
And said, must die

it hard trying to move on but still I try
Even we got money, judgment day
Just things we can't buy
though you gone, I never let you move on

'Cause every time I think you
I sit back and write your name in a
Now ashes to and dust to dirt
It's spooky when I see your face on a t-shirt

I just pray to God, for its wishing, it would get better
And watch it, 'cause death or funerals, bring our family
Now look, we done, lost a brother, your son, you a father
Life ain't promised us, so tell somebody you them
never know when they'll be here tomorrow

'Cause it's so hard to say to my homies
it's so hard to say goodbye to my homies