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My sister twenty-eight, she used to dunk on me

And we sold lemonade before the custody

I lived with mama, didn’t see my dad a lot

Now women’s fathers tryna be my dad-in-law

I never park the car directly at her crib

Inside my heart of hearts, I never trust the bitch

We had a run, but she just want me to herself

The best thing I could do for her is remove myself

My mama told me everything my father was

The difference ‘tween us, I’m not one to hold a grudge

I see my dad in me when I’m out with my bitch

'Cause she a bottle girl and his was waitressin'

They happy for me when they see me on the road

I never had a car 'till a few years ago

I left the school, he drove me to the studio

I live alone, but always got a room for bro

We had the lobby looking like it’s Burning Man

I flew her out to Germany then Birmingham

We had attention on us but she kept it cool

She only switch a bit when she in Hollywood

They say I’m product of my people's honesty

I came with flowers after mama's surgery

Fuck being there in spirit, you gon' know it’s me

I’m not losing another person close to me

My sister twenty-eight, she used to dunk on me

And we sold lemonade before the custody

I lived with mama, didn’t see my dad a lot

Now women’s fathers tryna be my dad in law

I never park the car directly at her crib

Inside my heart of hearts, I never trust the bitch

We had a run, but she just want me to herself

The best thing I could do for her’s remove myself

I had to do it, I’m from Massachusetts

But my mom from Jersey with New York influence

So my crib is cool, and we talk passionately

Put a hoodie under so my jacket fit me

And my guys at home they know me by my stories

And my guys out here they know me by the shorties

One from ATL, she live right by the quarries

Y’all might see me marrying her by my forties

It’s only, it's only, 8:30 PM on the dot

She got undressed so fast, it’s like she on the clock

My homie told me how to know who pocket watch

The ones who always say how they don’t pocket watch

I’ve never been a person to invite myself

And jealousy just ain’t a trait to guide myself

My mama said show me the friends you got in life

And I could show you what your future lookin' like

My sister twenty-eight, she used to dunk on me

And we sold lemonade before the custody

I lived with mama, didn’t see my dad a lot

Now women’s fathers tryna be my dad-in-law

I never park the car directly at her crib

Inside my heart of hearts, I never trust the bitch

We had a run, but she just want me to herself

Thee best thing I could do for her’s remove myself