Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Calboy
Vocals
Yo Gotti
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Calvin Woods
Songwriter
Robert Gullatt
Songwriter
Mario Mims
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Kingsley Izenwata
Mixing Engineer
Drumgod
Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
[Verse 2]
Swear to God I never paid for a shooter
Free my dawg, Lord knows I can't lose you
They say thirty million dollars, you a new you
That's a lie man, the money made me cuckoo
Hits in the streets like the billboard
Sneaker money, lil' ****'ll kill for it
Baguette AP, I paid a deal for it
Five hundred K, this the big boy
Heard you seen an opp and you froze up
Me, I got the drake in the rose truck
Soon I seen the tint, know I rose up
A **** got beef, you know I showed up
Never forget the shit the OG **** told us
Rapping the rap game 'cause these corporate **** owe us
Keeping it gangsta, these **** know that we the culture
RIP Sauce, a **** lost a soldier
Pack came on a Monday
Feds busted on a Tuesday
Nobody knew that the pack came
But my boy so that confuse me
They switched up once the money came
And that's the quickest way to lose me
They only comment when the beef on
I think these **** trying to use me
[Verse 3]
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
[Verse 4]
Rest in peace all my dead homies
Tired of singing that sad song
I just been rolling and geeking, these meds strong
I get high till I head home
We don't play with them deads
We doing them dead wrong
Boy, you best keep your head on
Don't come on this block, that's a red zone
I got a few packs, put my mans on
I learned how to trap, I was hands on
Felt the keys for the first time, I'm a young Stevie Wonder
I swear to God, man, this life'll make you wonder
Brody then got the chopper, bet he make it stutter
Glizzy on me, up it slicker than some butter
And I'm from the streets so I had to pick the gun up
Can't cross me, shorty, 'cause I'm always running
Had a long night, working hard till the sun up
How you trade on your man? You so dirty
Boy, don't tweak with the Klan, we tote 30s
I told mama yo boy a man so don't worry
Only put my trust in these bands, it don't hurt me
Only smoking exotic gas, my eyes blurry
I just poured a four with my man so I'm slurring
I just did the digital dash, now I'm swerving
I just had a talk with my mans, I hope he heard me
[Verse 5]
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
I'm getting high 'cause my **** gone
And every day it's getting worse
My brother died on a Sunday
I think he should've been in church
Spent all night in the traphouse
I was whipping up the work
On the block when them Glocks out
We might put 'em on a shirt
Written by: Brayon Nelson, Calvin Woods, Mario Mims, Robert Gullatt

