Let Me Be
Buck and Wheeler Lyrics

Yeah, Its 50 cent, Young Buck
The artists introduce themselves.

We get the club jumpin' from beginning to the end
They are able to keep the party going all night long.

Go shawty, we back up in this bitch again
They are back and ready to party again.

We party, harder than you can imagine
They party harder than anyone would expect.

You can run wit losers, or run wit winners and win
You can choose to be around people who don't succeed, or choose to be with people who inspire success and achieve it.

I feel attention when I walk in the club
The artist feels noticed when they enter the club.

G-unit to the socks, bitches all on a thug
The artist's group is popular, and women are attracted to them.

Gimme a Henny on the rocks, and a bottle of bub
The artist orders alcoholic drinks.

I don't need security, this Gorilla enough
The artist is confident in their own strength and doesn't require extra protection.

I came to ball wit ya'll, pop the bar and all
The artist is there to have a good time and enjoy themselves.

So bitches call ya hoes, and niggas call ya dogs
The artist is calling out to women and men in the club, using informal language.

If you love ya wife keep her at home tonight
The artist advises men who are married to keep their wives at home, to avoid temptation.

She might never come home again nigga, aight!
The artist warns that if a man's wife comes to the club, she might not return home with him.

Teeth, neck, wrists all lights my lifes like
The artist is wearing expensive jewelry.

Ridin' in Ca$hville runnin' all stop lights
The artist is speeding through the streets of Cashville, ignoring traffic lights.

Homie is that real, I pray I keep livin
The artist reflects on the dangerous lifestyle they are living, and hopes to continue surviving.

My momma just had a dream of seein me in prison
The artist's mother has a premonition that they will end up in prison.

My daddy's a dope fiend,and I don't really miss him
The artist's father is addicted to drugs, but they don't miss him because he wasn't a good parent.

Ain't seen him in 10 years and a nigga still livin'
The artist hasn't seen their father in a decade but is still alive.

The same old 2 step we move to a rhythm
The artist dances to the same rhythm every time.

I know you gonna let me shine and get mine
The artist feels confident that they will succeed.

I know you gonna let me in with this nine
The artist is confident that they will be able to bring their weapon into a location without getting caught.

I know you gonna let me smoke on my weed
The artist is confident that they will be able to smoke marijuana without getting caught.

I know you gonna let me drink with no I.D
The artist is confident that they will be able to drink alcohol without showing identification.

I know I'm sinnin' but I'm winnin' at the same time
The artist acknowledges that their behavior is morally wrong but believes they are still succeeding.

Took a couple shots from a nigga tryin' ta take mine
The artist was shot at by someone trying to take something from them.

I'm back on the block, wit a choppa and a tech nine
The artist carries weapons with them on the street.

Niggas shootin' cops and the hood runnin' stop signs
There is violence in the artist's community, including shootings of police and disregard for traffic laws.

G-unit, The Game! Bitches doin' what the thugs do
The artist and their group are associated with criminal and violent behavior.

G's, D's, Vice, Lords, Crips and the Bloods too
The artist is listing different gang affiliations from their community.

Move lemme come through
The artist is asking someone to move out of the way so they can pass.

It ain't a pair of handcuffs, can hold me
The artist feels confident that they are free of legal consequences.

I'm ridin' in the ol' school listenin' to some oldies
The artist is driving a classic car while listening to old music.

My goals keep shinin', them hoes keep cryin'
The artist's success makes some people jealous.

The handle of my 45 outlined in diamonds
The artist's gun is decorated with diamonds.

Just left Ca$hville, bout to fly to Miami
The artist has left Nashville and is traveling to Miami.

Hopin' Yayo watchin' Eminem, perform at the Grammys
The artist is hoping that his friend Yayo is watching Eminem perform at the Grammy Awards.

Niggas like Eric Benet, prolly can't stand me, 'cause
The artist suggests that men like Eric Benet might dislike him.

I know money will make Halle Berry come out them panties
The artist believes that money can be used to attract famous women like Halle Berry.

Ya'll niggas in trouble they should have never let me in (in)
The artist warns that people who let him into their community or circle will face consequences.

Bet ya I can make them bounce back
The artist feels confident that they can help people recover from difficult circumstances.

Teach em' how to stunt, teach em' how to count stacks (yeah)
The artist is suggesting that they can teach others how to show off their wealth and manage their money.

Now where ya hood at? Buck
The artist is asking where his community is located.

If you want to, we 50 deep up in here what you gonna do
The artist is challenging anyone who wants to try to confront his group.

Who want beef, I ain't come for no name callin'
The artist is not interested in starting a fight based on insults.

Don't be mad 'cause we is and you ain't ballin'
The artist suggests that people who are not successful should not be jealous or angry.

Gettin' money is my motto for you broke folks
The artist's motto is to focus on making money, suggesting that people who are not successful are 'broke'.

Can't spend ya whole life payin' on ya car notes
The artist suggests that people should not spend their entire lives paying off car loans.

It's alright if you still on the block boy
The artist is suggesting that it's okay if someone is still living in or working in their community.

See I'mma cold young thug, not a hot boy
The artist is a dangerous thug, but not someone who is young and inexperienced.

You know I do this for the streets, and my peeps that's behind bars
The artist is dedicating their work to their community and to people who are incarcerated.

As soon as they come home, I'll go and buy them all cars
The artist is promising to give his friends cars when they are released from jail.

Young Buck!
The artist is concluding the song by stating their name.