Lyrics OK - B-Jay Banks

I had to get up and get it
I'm out and I'm chasing a ticket on the day to day
I get the money and spend it
Remember when I used to work and make minimum wage
A lil' up the ladder, yet way out the way
We was outside when it's wicked at night
When your mother would tell you don't stay out too late
On the block, think the men bought the K out today
OK

We come from the bottom
We're the have nots
13, I was learning how to pick a pad lock
14, turned Nugget's house to the gas spot
Heard about the Park, it's a bad spot, Uh
Ain't nobody playing with it
Better not, Better not
Me and Rackz 'bout to hit the jackpot
I done went up on this shit
Now I put a lil' more in the stash spot
Only call me when the bag drop
See
I figured if I just come demonstrate how this shit supposed to be
Y'all would stop thinking DC only sound one way
And let me show the shit you're supposed to see
I want the money
I don't give a fuck 'bout who follow and notice me
I got the bro with me
And wi deh pon di top
Travel this road with me
Got a lot on my plate, good thing we over eat
I just be popping my shit and they dig it, I get it
I sense it when they come approaching me
Certi, you heard how they spoke of me
I'll get you checked out like I bag up groceries
I'm in a class of my own with the flow, Ain't no coaching Me
18 with black Diamond rosaries
I got my sweet thing and I keep her close to me
She gone put all this lil' work in her hosiery
Yes
At La Vie eating squid ink noodles and lobster
My date a baddie, thick as Ms. Parker
When we get back to the room, Bae you know how it's going
Nah I ain't trip on no lil' money, I'm doing well enough now
I can weather the storm
Have niggas come step to your dorm, known shooters with exceptional form

I had to get up and get it
I'm out and I'm chasing a ticket on the day to day
I get the money and spend it
Remember when I used to work and make minimum wage
A lil' up the ladder, yet way out the way
We was outside when it's wicked at night
When your mother would tell you don't stay out too late
On the block, think the men bought the K out today
OK