(feat. 2
Pac, Mary J. Blige, Nas) [Just Blaze]Welcome to the house of pain, Just Blaze niggaz [Intro: Mary J. Blige]Theres no we, it seems I can't get free
Sombody tell me what's happenin to me [Notorious B.I.G.]The country bud got me chokinI'm on a mission to the point motherfuckers think I'm smokin
Yea that sick nigga Biggie wit the H-shot fifth
Wit the extra clip for that extra shitDon't you know that killin is thrillin
All the blood spillin, is all up on the drug dealin
A broad gangsta my daddy was a thug
Had a .38 wit the hallow point slug
So when he lit shots
Niggaz dropped quicker than bootlegger sells his liquor
A little nigga tried to squeeze .22's in my Reebok shoes
Payin dudes, while kids was on their one's and two'sNow I'm much older, colder, fuck a holster
Got the Mac .11's swingin from my shoulderIt's a damn shame I got to put my mom through the strainI'm livin in a house of pain [Chorus: Mary J. Blige]Is anybody listenin and tell me can you can see this God be surroundin me
Now it's gettin colder heavy on my shoulder and it's gettin hard to breathe
And it's gettin blury, I'm gettin worried cause it's gettin hard to see
When your lampin in the house of paaaiiinnn [2Pac]When the motherfucker dust kicker, who can you trustà
Who gave you the heart to see a nigga?
Before you bust, my name is spoken on the tongue so many foes
Bustin motherfuckers out the blocks and I ain't even go
Now how the hell do you explain my claim to fame
From doin fix to bustin tricks out the fuckin frame
Got these bitches on my jock niggaz on my block
Jealous ass suckers got it duckin for my fuckin glock
And bustin niggaz ass is to stay alive
Skinny ass playa watchin victim motherfuckers fry
They ask me how I'm livin? how I'm a hustler?
Buckin busters 'til they die
Now it's on in the ghetto you ain't heard?
Niggaz got they AK's headin for the bird
Aimin at free ass bitches let 'em rain
Givin 'em, wettin 'em, welcome to the house of pain [Chorus: Mary J. Blige] [Nas]MJB, be worried niggaz, yea, Nas... Wendy Williams say I stayed dust maybe I shouldcuz these rappers'll have your phone tap like Savion GloverAnd on the West the police corrupt, some are bloods
But these Teflon I loaded explodin some mugsI'm like Furious in "Boyz In the Hood"But at the drive through I'm ain't runnin I'm dumpin
Crazy like a paru and load up, know how Nas doI'm callin Henchmen to save shit, to organize a black truth
And we party hard party wit NasSince they ain't no more - Mardi GrasAnd Bush won't apologize
I got gangsta hoes Kobe Bryant scared to sodomize
And .45's for them suckers y'all idolizeYa'll yellin my name but y'all soon die in
Tryin to portray real but they be ly-in
Cuz they want the real niggaz to die so they can game
But neva that, this ain't neva lastin this is the house of pain [Chorus: Mary J. Blige]
Christopher George Latore Wallace, known worldwide as The Notorious B.I.G., Biggie, Biggie Smalls or Big Poppa, was one of the most influential and beloved American rappers of all time. Born in Brooklyn in 1972, he began his musical career in the 1990s with a unique flow and realistic lyrics that depicted life on the streets of New York. His debut album, *Ready to Die* (1994), is considered a hip hop classic and cemented Biggie as one of the most important voices in the American music scene. He collaborated with artists like Puff Daddy, Lil' Kim and Jay-Z, helping to define the sound of East Coast rap in the 1990s. His career was tragically cut short in 1997 at the age of only 24 in an unsolved murder. Despite its brevity, Biggie's musical legacy remains immense, with influences on generations of artists and a global fanbase that continues to celebrate his talent.
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