Lean
Drs. Gangsta Lyrics

This songs dedicated To my homiez in that gangsta lean Why'd you have to go so soon It seems like yesterday We were hangin' round da hood Now I'm gonna Keep you memory alive Like a homie should
The song is dedicated to friends who passed away too soon after spending time together hanging around the neighbourhood. The artist promises to keep their memory alive as any good friend should.

A lifetime of memories Going down the drain Id like to keep steppin' But I can't get past the pain
Memories shared with the departed are vivid but the pain of their loss is overwhelming that it makes moving on an impossible task.

I tip my 40 to your memory Take a drink, and I Stop to think, and I I know one day soon We'll be, we'll be hangin' out
In honour of the deceased, the artist raises a bottle in their name and basks in the memories with the hope of meeting them again someday

My god, my god Could you pass on a message from me Tell him put down those dice for a second lord Listen to his homie Could you tell him Ill never let go of his memory So his son will know You don't have to cry no more 'Cause Gods got his back, I said Gods got his back
The artist requests God to deliver a message to the departed friend, advises him to listen to the artist and that he'll never forget about him. So his child won't have to mourn forever as God will take care of the departed.

This song is dedicated to homies in that gangsta lean Tommie from masters touch My boy Ybei And my boy Eibere And whoever else out there That's gotta homie that's in a gangsta lean And also my boys in the Penn That ain't ever gonna see the street again 'Cause you know what It don't matter what they was doing while they was here They could've been bangin', slangin' But they ain't here no more And that's somebody's daddy Somebodies baby, that's somebodies homie So go on and let 'em rest while they in that gangsta lean You know what I'm sayin' That's on the real low
The song is dedicated to friends who died in a gangsta lean. The artist mentions some friends specifically and extends the dedication to everyone else who has lost a friend to the same fate. The artist also acknowledges friends he knew in prison who may never return to the streets. He emphasizes the importance of letting them rest in peace as they may have lived a rough life but they were somebody's loved one.

I can't believe that your gone I'll see you, I'll see you, I'll see you I'll see you Now that your in that gangsta lean, well well well I'm so sorry your gone but I've got to keep on I gotta keep movin', I gotta keep movin' I gotta keep movin', movin', movin', movin' I'll see you, I'll see you One day, someday, homie someday
The artist still can't grasp the reality of losing the departed friend, but he acknowledges that he has to keep living and moving forward, always keeping them in mind with the hope of seeing them again someday.