paroles de chanson Old Man Raps - Bambú

I′m too old to be geeking off a shot of Patron
Fist fighting in the club over a stare ain't grown
I put food in the fridge
Put clothes on my kid
Do the dishes, pay taxes, mop the floor at my crib
(Oh wait a minute man)
I′m too grown to be calling it a crib no more
No future in a gang slanging cane is through
And I lost real good friends behind the 90s shootings
I remember rap battles over beats on improv
Now kids kick writtens when spitting no beat on
But don't get the man wrong
I log on the grind time
Like catch another dumbfounded punchline
And most kids chalk it up to me being old school
But trace it back a decade, graduated from no school
Experience taught Bam from opening bill
I survived it by myself
I'm just a grumpy old man
No rims on the car, no chain on my neck
You popping bottles in the club, I′m half asleep in my bed
No designs on my head
When I begin sentences
It′s "Remember when?"
Every time I'm out with my friends
I remember when they played
When only one area code could cover all of L.A
From that 213
I still say "dope" when I speak
Old enough to know its wrong
To put out dope in the street
Seen brothers I grew up with
And got stuck sniffing paint
Smoking crack in they lungs
Or on the end of a gun
Kids I would hang with at lunch
Is doing numbers in the doubles in the box locked up
They shot Ralph in the gut
But Wayne ain′t have the same luck
Rest in peace Wayne Vaughn
Shawn Cole tried to rob an undercover with a toy
And took a couple in the chest
I think you getting the point right
Shaking my head at these kids
But I forget that I was them
And did the shit that they did
Too old to be out at funerals of my peers
Who catch bullets in the hood
Man, we up in them years
Bread serious in my life
Don't need to spend it on a chain
Shiny gold ain′t my type
Of all these Filipinos you hear
Got a boost when the Native Guns' music appeared
And not to big up my head
But yo I know what I′m worth
One of the best to ever do it
In a poor club(?) shirt
From the block to school to the juvenile hall
To a marine core base
Standing, watching the war
To working day job pay
To dropping ...Exact Change...
From realizing that my work and rap
Been to Europe, Japan, the Philippines, and beyond
No regrets, pour a 40 in my name when I'm gone
Peace, I'm almost on my way out
And then we gonna move on to the next one and the last one
My old ass needs to sit down
One more album that′s it
Enjoy the rest of my life man
I had a good run though
I appreciate every single one of y′all
Fat Gums, Bambu, DJ Phatrick