[Billy Cook]
livin my dreams,if they could
see me now
[Lil'Keke]
if they could see me now
[Billy Cook]
see me now ooh yeah
[Chorus: Billy Cook + Lil'Keke]
livin my dreams,cause its all
I know keep my head up everywhere
I go makin my cash and baby
thats fa sho-c'mon they got me
Platinum In Da Ghetto!
[Lil'Keke]
P-L-A-T-I-N-U-M people in the hood
for real you oughta see them I know I must
do what I can its the same place that
took me from a boy to a man give it all back
only just to see us come up ya'll the same
niggas that use to watch the laws run up
now we concentration on tryna be grown men
watchin the earth turn feelin the world spin
its a mad psalm-tryna do it on your own
one day you here and the next day gone
the sky waits for no one I know you heard that
everything is mad when your broke plus black
I'm dedicated unto my lord I pray cant see the
future livin day one day I'm workin heard
tryna platinum charts in the ghetto my hood
I've touched a million hearts c'mon!
[Chorus x2: Billy Cook + Lil'Keke]
livin my dreams,cause its all
I know keep my head up everywhere
I go makin my cash and baby
thats fa sho-c'mon they got me
Platinum In Da Ghetto!
[Lil'Keke]
my nieghborhood hero-80 or number 0
get yours and get own for real thats all
I know live your dream because its somethin
to see and the best thing happenin is alive and
free I took the cashmoney and started slicin and
cuttin cause I swear that this game aint gon'
promise you nothin its a circumstance that we
all go through some things is fake nigga somethings
true I reconize that I've been down forever
time to pull the family up and try to do it together
I got no where to run and no where to hide
my false is my worst so I'm stuck with pride
cause the women and the cars it dont equal the wealth
so I'm all about my cash tryna impress myself
cause the man make the money-money dont make the man
if you feel what I'm sayin then raise your right hand!
[Chorus: Billy Cook + Lil'Keke]
livin my dreams,cause its all
I know keep my head up everywhere
I go makin my cash and baby
thats fa sho-c'mon they got me
Platinum In Da Ghetto!
[Lil'Keke]
its a hard life so I'm takin it slow
thats the G-H-to the E-to the T-T-O on
a long road but I'ma ride to die and if
you thuggin then you know just what I'm talkin
about its a ependic so I take it to the limit
the hood off the chain them folks they still
in it you should see me now and I aint goin to
far I got love for my people man whoever you are
so I'ma take it back then I'ma bring it up
I aint the only nigga out here dodgin bad luck
try to feel me before I let you go and its
forever and a day we Platinum In Da Ghetto,
In Da Ghetto........
[Chorus: Billy Cook + Lil'Keke]
livin my dreams,cause its all
I know keep my head up everywhere
I go makin my cash and baby
thats fa sho-c'mon they got me
Platinum In Da Ghetto!
[Billy Cook]
I'm tryna give back to the hood
and you see Billy Cook and Lil'Ke
tryna do somethin good we tryna give
somethin back to you,and you,and you
livin my dream if they could see me now
oh me now.......... (rp.in background of chorus)
[Chorus: Billy Cook + Lil'Keke]
livin my dream,cause its all
I know keep my head up everywhere
I go makin my cash and baby
thats fa sho-c'mon they got me
Platinum In Da Ghetto!
Lil' Keke, real name Marcus Lakee Edwards, is an American rapper from Houston, Texas. Active since 1990, he is considered one of the pioneers of Southern rap and helped define the sound and style of the movement. Known for his sharp rhymes and distinctive flow, Lil' Keke has collaborated with prominent artists such as DJ Screw, UGK, and Paul Wall. Some of his most representative tracks include "I Like It", "Southside", and "25 Lighters". Lil' Keke is an influential artist who has left an indelible mark on the American hip-hop scene.
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