This is for my who got bills overdue is for my folkers, um, check, one, two This is for my who never lived like a hog Me and you, toe to toe, I got for the underdog
This is for my who got bills overdue is for my folkers, um, check, one, two This is for my folkers who never lived a hog Me and you, toe to toe, I got for the underdog
I raise this glass for the ones who die And the who get fed intravenously Somebody's mom caught a job and a welfare case When she breathe, she swear it feels like plastic around her face
Lights turned off and it's the third month, the is late Thoughts of being homeless, crying you hyperventilate Despair permeates the air then sets in ear The kids play with that one toy they how to share
Coming don't never seem to be a celebration Bills, they piled up on the coffee table like decorations Big ol' spoons of butter, big ass glass of water Makes the hunger subside, the real food for your daughter
You feel like swingin' at a moving truck You like laughing so it seems like you don't give a fuck You feel like getting so high, you smoke a whole damn You feel crying but you think that you might never stop
Homes no heat stiffen your joints like arthritis If this was fiction, it'd be easier to write Some folks try to like they so above you They'd tear motherfucker up if they really loved you
This is for my who got bills overdue is for my folkers, um, check, one, two This is for my folkers who never lived a hog Me and you, toe to toe, I got for the underdog
There's certain tricks of the to try and hault your defeat Like tupperware to an all you can eat Returning used shit for new saying you lost your And writing four checks when your accounts deplete
Then all your pile up about a mile up Thinkin' about a partner you can up to help you out this foul stuff Whole family sleepin' on a futon while you're clippin' Eatin' salad to get full off the croutons
'Crosstown, the is identical getting strangled by the system and its tentacles Misconceptions raise to be solved A lot of are broke, a lot of homeless got jobs
You can make 8 bones an hour till you out and still be assed out pyramid schemes don't let you cash out They say this generation the harmony pray But crime rises consistent with the rate
You take the workers and jobs, you're gonna murders and mobs A gang of preachers sermons over murmurs and sobs Saying pray for a change the Lord above you They'd tear this up if they really loved you
is for my folkers who got bills overdue is for my folkers, um, check, one, two This is for my folkers who never lived a hog Me and you, toe to toe, I got for the underdog
You like this song 'cause it relates, it's you in rhyme We go to stores that let us in two at a time We in places where it costs to get your check cashed Arguments about usually drown out the tec blasts
Work six days a week, can't Saturdays though Muscles tremblin' a pager when the battery's low And you just don't know where the years Although every long shift feels like a year
And you can write your resume but it even mention All the life lessons learned six years of detention Or how you learned the police was some handicappers On the ground to broken glass and candy wrappers
Now don't accept my on the phone Just hit me at the house so I I ain't alone And we can it up about this messed up system Homies that's been killed, how we always gonna them?
It's almost impossible survivin' on this Sip a 40 to the for the chemical reaction You gotta hustle 'cause they're tryin' to push and you I'll tear this motherfucker up I really love you
This is for my who got bills overdue is for my folkers, um, check, one, two This is for my folkers who lived like a hog Me and you, toe to toe, I got love for the