You're Everything

Album: II Trill (2008)
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  • Man f'real I love bein' from the Dirty South man
    It made me the G I am today, made me the hustler I am today
    The grinder, the baller, the gangster I am today man
    Lot of people got opinions and, issues and, problems with
    What they see comin from the South and who doin what in the South man
    But I'mma tell you like this
    Fuck you dawg, this the South nigga
    We gon' be here, we been here, and ain't goin' no-motherfuckin'-where
    Take it how you like it, hate it or love it ho!

    It's that candy paint, 84's, belts and buckles, chrome and grill
    Leather seats, stitch and tuck, TV screens and wooden wheels
    Suede roof, neon lights, Vogue tire swang and bang
    Tops drop, blades chop, fifth wheel just hangin' man
    White T's, fitted hats, Jordans under dickies (Dickies)
    That Swisher sweet, cigarillos filled up with the sticky (Sticky)
    The fifteens bam'n and the bass kick-kickin'
    Cadillac do's slammin' on them po'-po's tippin'
    We ain't trippin' just flippin these haters dip when they see us (When they see us)
    'Cause they could never beat us best us or be us
    I'm a G that's a genius, best to just respect my thuggin' man
    It's the South, ain't nothin' above it and that's why I love it man, f'real

    You're everything I knew! (Oh yeah)
    Do what you want me to (I will do anything)
    Get on my knees for you (Oh baby)
    What else is there to do (I don't know, I don't know, but I'll cry)

    Pray at night when you sellin' white, got one ki' tryin' to sell it twice
    Yellow stones all in my shit, yellow bones all on my dick
    Honeycomb I call my crib, money long that's on my kids
    R.I.P. to my Uncle Chad, UGK you can't fuck wit that
    Niggas fake, they hate candy paint, and all the paper that your partner make
    Shakin' dice like a face of life, champagne just ain't tastin' right
    Haterade they Gatorade, look at these seats they gator made
    Friend or foe niggas never know (Know) never know when you fin' to blow

    Dude scrapin' the curb, dippin' sippin' some syrup
    Fingers blistered twisted Swishers, Pimp died and it hurt
    But I handle my issue, I got several pistols
    That won't whistle, missles knockin' gristle from fatty tissue
    Mississippi's my home, 'til I'm die and I'm gone
    I know I put it on my back, held that bitch up alone
    With no label backin', pride split into fractions
    I hit the ocean on peggy bustin' back at the crackin' (Y'all scared)

    You're everything I knew! (Oh yeah)
    Do what you want me to (I will do anything)
    Get on my knees for you (Oh baby)
    What else is there to do (I don't know, I don't know, but I'll cry)

    Let's talk about Pimp C, Bun B, Eightball, MJG
    Big Boi, Dre 3000, Scarface, Willie D
    T.I.P, Young Jeezy, Birdman, Lil Weezy
    Trick Daddy, Young Buck, SoSoDef, Jermaine Dupri
    J Prince, Rap-A-Lot, Juicy J, DJ Paul
    Slim Thug, Lil' Keke, Chamillionare, Paul Wall
    We all different but we all rep the same thing
    God first, family then money in the South man

    They call me Peeimp Tyte, MJG
    The Dirty South, is everything I want, everything I need, everything I'm longin' for
    When I'm outta town gotta get home, just for
    Everything that I been raised to love, the wisdom my grand-momma gave to us
    Racial profilin', police harassment regular days to us
    You say door, we say do', you say four, we say fo'
    You say whore, we say ho, you want more, but we want mo'
    What else is there left for me to do?
    This the dedication from me to you
    The South, I know you gonna see, me through
    So until I die I wanna be, wit'chu, you're everything

    You're everything I knew! (Oh yeah)
    Do what you want me to (I will do anything)
    Get on my knees for you (Oh baby)
    What else is there to do (I don't know, I don't know, but I'll cry) Writer/s: Bernard Freeman, Lavell Crump, Marlon Goodwin, Premro Smith, W. Roberts
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Royalty Network
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