[Rapper K:]
I'm at my house just chilling and I get a call on my cell
It was my potna that I roll with, he was mad as hell
I said man just calm down I tried to talk it out with him
He said this dude jumped on his sister and he bout to go get him
I rounded up everybody so we can go in deep
He ain't goin be hard to find cause I know where he sleep
I said you know I'm down with'cha fool just tell me the plan
Cause if it was my sister, I know I'd take the law in my hand
But on the cool I know you pissed off and ya ready to peel him
But if I roll you got promise me we ain't gonna kill em
I got a family to support man and I'm all that they got
He said I ain't goin make no promises you coming or not
I said yeah, meet me ten minutes and I be on my way
I met him right there at 6-10 at M.L.K.
I thought the clique would be there, but I ain't seen none of them
That when he told me what nobody riding but me and him
Damn!
[K-Rino hook sample: "You Ain't Real"]
I ain't no gangsta, but sometimes I fuck around with em [x4]
I was looking at the news and what I saw wasn't good
The police had shot another youngster right in my hood
I shook my head in disbelief that this could happen again
That this time it was close to home cause it was one of my friends
I started tripping when I found out, they went and they got him
They tasered him, plus he had on handcuffs when they shot him
Five bullets to his back and not one to the chest
And then them crackers lied and said 'he was resisting arrested'
My phone ring my potna ask if I was watching the news
The whole hood had strapped up, ready to get these fools
I was ready to retaliate for real I ain't lying
Espically when I saw his momma on that TV crying
When I hit the block I couldn't believe the seen I was scoppin'
I ain't never seen that many guns just out in the open
Hit the police station, when the thoughts of attackin'
The games changes when they see they ain't the only ones packin'
Yeah
[K-Rino hook sample: "You Ain't Real"]
I ain't no gangsta, but sometimes I fuck around with em [x4]
[K-Rino:]
I went to the club with my potna just to kick it and laugh
We ain't plan on staying long by the hour, hour and a half
Somebody was shooting a video, the camera crew was fliming (fosho)
We just posted up against the wall just checking out women
My boy went to the bar to grab a drink and thangs was fine
I see him hollering at a female but I ain't pay him no mind
Next thang you know some fool yelled and pushed through the line
And bust my boy across the head, with a bottle of wine (man hol'up)
Do you think that should we just leave and swallow our pride?
The dude who did it, and his potna's quickly bailed outside
I looked across the club and seen my homie from the Dead End
Knew he was crazy, and he wasn't even a week out the pen
He said you know the code in the game, say the word in our click (yeah)
But you can't come back to the hood without handling these tricks
We hit the parking lot and start chopping without no warning
You wanna know what happen to em, read the paper in the morning
YEAH!
[K-Rino hook sample: "You Ain't Real"]
I ain't no gangsta, but sometimes I fuck around with em [x4]
But every homeboy that I roll with, they know that I'll get down with em
K-Rino is an American rapper and record producer from Houston, Texas. Founder of the pioneering Houston collective called South Park Coalition, K-Rino boasts over 12 solo studio albums and numerous side projects, including albums with the whole South Park Coalition. Considered a pillar of Texan underground hip hop, he is known for his energetic performances and complex lyrics that explore social, political, and spiritual themes. Some of his most representative tracks include "The World Is Yours", "South Park" and "I Am K-Rino".
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