| Well, I’m sittin' on my lunch break, grinnin' my teeth
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| It’s the last day of the week, boy, what a relief
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| My muscle’s kind of ache, they felt rigid and stuff
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| So I turned around, and I smoked this big fat spliff
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| Now I’m happy as can be, I’m in this pothead spell
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| I put some eye drops in my eyes so that no one can tell
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| Now it’s five forty five almost time for the bell
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| I’m back on the job, I don’t bother no one
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| I keep strictly to till my job is done
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| Now it’s five forty five it’s time to have fun
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| I’m hangin' out with a rapper, a kid named Don
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| We got more drunk than a skunk and happy as can be
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| We went, to the Latin quarters and we got in free
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| Scoopin' all the girls with my fly jewelry
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| 'Cause I’m a fly brown brother and you can’t school me
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| Boogie down was performin', hey they ain’t no joke
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| And a bunch of Brooklyn kids was lookin' all up my throat
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| Was it my big chains with the big plates on 'em?
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| Then they rolled on me and told me to run 'em
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| This was the moment I feared
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| «Yo take off your chains»
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| This was the moment I feared
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| «You need to take those chains off»
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| I said, «They're really not real
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| They’re just a front for the girls»
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| Then a whole bunch of fists just caved my world
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| I was in pain, so ashamed, I wish I never came
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| Had to pick up my face and go home on the train
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| Then I went to my apartment and brought me a fort
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| Then I went to the park, and I sat and I thought
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| I seen Danny boy blue with his girl named Sarah
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| In one of their cars, I think it was a Valera
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| She called out to me, but I really didn’t hear her
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| So I went a little closer so I could hear a little clearer
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| She said «You know where, Tilden»
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| I said, «I know where that is, just next to my building»
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| I gave 'em the information and then I went on my way
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| Then I went home, and slept till two the next day
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| There was a knock on my door, I opened it, no quit
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| It was Sarah standing there with a bag named Kit
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| She starts to use me and abuse me and at first I wasn’t with it
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| Then we did it and we did it and we did it
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| She said it was great, she said she’s glad we had done it
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| The elevator come and Danny boy was on it
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| This was the moment I feared
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| This was the moment I feared
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| Well he was huffin' and puffin' and he swung at me word
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| So I pulled out my jam and sauced the nerd
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| Then he was dead two in the head I took the cash and the Visa’s
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| She said, «Everything's all right, just make sure nobody sees us»
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| Now I was rich as I was rich, I could have whatever would please me
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| Now I could wear real gold in front of folks who don’t tease me
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| Yah, I’ll be a new neighborhood dad
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| Cats’ll roll up on me like, «Trick's my man!»
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| Ya see a policeman rolled up on me and told me, «Make my day»
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| I said «Relax brother», but he had proof that I had done it
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| He found the gun with my fingerprints on it
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| But now I’m in prison doin' life and I’m scared
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| Some kid knocked me cold and greased me where no one dared
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| This was the moment I feared
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| «Now bend over!»
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| This was the moment I feared
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| «Take your trowsers down, and bend over!»
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| Now I’m doin' life and I’m scared
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| A kid knocked me cold and greased me where no one dared
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| The moment I feared
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| This was the moment I feared |