Déjà Vu
Lord Tariq/Peter Gunz Lyrics

New York to the heart but got love for all
Although I represent New York through and through, I have love for all

Lie and die in the fire where I learned to ball
I'd rather stick with and learn from my roots even if it means going through difficult challenges

Uptown is the place where I lay my dome
Uptown - specifically the Bronx - is where I call home

On the streets of the Bronx where my fa mi ly roam
My family and I grew up on the streets of the Bronx, which is a huge part of our identity

Hoe damn it we home Peter got a nine millimeter
We're back home in the Bronx, and my partner Peter is carrying a nine millimeter gun for protection

Playa haters can feel the flame from my heater
Don't mess with me or my crew because we're not afraid to defend ourselves with whatever means necessary

I never really liked to play a fool like that
I'm not one to act foolish or pretend to be someone I'm not

But I love to succeed and see foes fall flat...
Success is important to me, and I take pleasure in seeing my rivals fail

Splat, like Deja Vu
I'll take out my opponents in a way that feels familiar to me

And I got another clip that'll daze y'all crew
I'm not out of ammunition yet, and I have more than enough to take on your crew

I sip Cristal, Dom P, Mo' with pist-al
I enjoy drinking expensive champagne and cognac while carrying a gun

Just cause I'm pissy, don't mean you should misdoubt
Don't underestimate me just because I've had a little too much to drink

Keep em near da fifties and, hundreds all arranged
I keep my money in neat stacks of fifties and hundreds

Anything less than that, you keep the change
If you can't pay me with fifties or hundreds, keep the rest as my tip

Not filthy rich, but bitch I'm barely broke
I wouldn't say I'm super rich, but I'm definitely not struggling

Blessed with flows that keep you hooked like dope
My rap style is addictive and keeps people coming back for more

Friends call me Gunz, sons call me trife
My friends know me as Gunz, but my children consider me a troublemaker

'Cause I'm quick to slide off and slide this dick up in your wife
I'm the type to sleep with other men's wives without a second thought

And that's life, you should learn how to treat her
If you want to keep your wife loyal to you, you need to learn how to treat her right

I guarantee Peter, knows how to eat her
My partner Peter is also skilled at pleasing women

And beat her, niggaz in the Bronx call me Lex
I'm known as Lex by the guys in the Bronx because I'm good at both pleasing women and fighting

'Cause I push a Lex, and I rock a Rolex
I drive a Lexus and wear a Rolex watch

And I lounge on Lex', and I love sex
I enjoy relaxing in my Lexus and having sex

And I wave techs on sets that be tryin to flex
If someone is trying to show off and start trouble, I won't hesitate to pull out my gun

Like Dex, nigga God rest your soul
Just like Dex (who's now deceased), I'm not afraid to use violence to protect myself or my crew

But when you're playin cards for Gunz, it ain't time to fold, ho
If you're playing cards with me, don't expect me to go easy on you

New York niggaz got crazy game
People from New York are known for their smooth talking and charm

But outta town niggaz is all the same
Everyone from outside of New York seems to act the same

Brooklyn niggaz get crazy loot
People from Brooklyn are good at making lots of money

That's because when it's beef they ain't scared to shoot
Brooklyn residents aren't afraid to use violence to protect themselves or settle disputes

Harlem niggaz know how to play
People from Harlem are skilled at navigating social situations

Mack the 600, gettin crazy pay
Driving a Mercedes-Benz 600 in Harlem can earn you a lot of respect and money

Niggaz outta Queens got shit on lock
People from Queens have control over their neighborhoods and everything that happens in them

Strapped with the glock, runnin up in yo' spot
They're also not afraid to use weapons to take what they want

But if it wasn't for the Bronx
If it weren't for the Bronx, rap music may never have become popular

This rap shit probably never would be going on
The Bronx played a crucial role in the development and success of rap music

So tell me where you from?
What part of New York are you from?

PG: Uptown baby, uptown baby
Peter Gunz is from uptown (the Bronx), and he's proud of it

PG: We gets down baby, up for the crown baby
We represent the Bronx and are willing to fight to hold onto our reputation

Yo, the RM-80, is parked in the lot
My powerful dirt bike is sitting in the parking lot

Right next to the Mercedes, keep the heat cocked
My expensive car is parked next to my gun, which is always ready to be used

For these blocks that are shady, you're crazy if you walk around
Walking around these dangerous neighborhoods without protection is just asking for trouble

Thinking shit's gravy; stop me? Maybe
Don't assume everything is going to be easy and that you can stop me without a fight

I'm livin life lawless, makin big investments
I don't follow the law and am willing to take risks to make money

On them 8-class flawless, and hoes call us
My friends and I are always wearing expensive 18k jewelry, and women are attracted to us because of it

I'm comfortable like Ri-carro, two quarters of my life
I'm as comfortable and confident as the expensive sports car, Ferrari

Walkin roads type narrow, deep thoughts which I abide by
I often walk down dangerous paths, but I always keep in mind my principles and values

Puffin high, got my mind's eye, points sharper
I smoke weed which helps me stay sharp and focused

Than an arrow gettin high, keep your eye on the sparrow
I'm able to stay focused and keep my sights on my goals, like a hunter chasing prey

Riches like the pharoahe, bought a new five
I'm wealthy like a king with a lot of money, enough to buy a new Mercedes-Benz S500

With the snitches for these hoes, trunk full of ammo
I keep my guns close and always have them available to protect myself and my women

Keep my toast closer than most niggaz keep they own shadow
I value my gun more than anything and never let it out of my sight

And I strap for my foes like a saddle
I'm always prepared to go to war with anyone who tries to mess with me

I rock stones, other niggaz rock gravel
I have expensive jewelry like diamonds while other guys have cheap jewelry like glass stones

Talk shit? Whatever have you, I'm from Soundview
If you have a problem with what I'm saying, that's your issue, but I'm from Soundview and won't back down

Bronx most wanted, front get confronted
I'm one of the most wanted guys in the Bronx, and anyone who dares to challenge me will face the consequences

Playa, we rollin deep in the one point five hundreds
My friends and I are cruising around the Bronx in our Mercedes-Benz S500s

Like Big I., red eyed, mad blunted
We're driving around like Biggie Smalls, high and looking intimidating

You step outside and get blooded have your whole block flooded
If you try to mess with me or my crew, not only will you get hurt, but we'll also retaliate against your entire neighborhood

With the Bronx it's a warnin, stormin guns out
If you mess with the Bronx, be prepared to face a lot of violence and aggression

From, Dusk Til Dawn and it's on, no doubt
We're always ready for war, day or night

Keep a eye on yo' bitch when I'm roamin about
Watch your woman carefully when I'm around because I might try to steal her away from you

And put a eye on yo' lip nigga, watch yo' mouth
Watch what you say around me because I'm not afraid to use violence to protect my reputation

Cause youse a small-time nigga, bout a half an ounce now
You're insignificant and unimportant compared to me

Shao-lin, play, play on
Keep playing and enjoying life like a Shaolin monk

Strong Isle, play play on and a
Go ahead and enjoy yourself like a Long Island native

Mt. Vern, play play on
And do the same if you're from Mount Vernon

And Yonkers, play play on and a
Or if you're from Yonkers

Puttin' it down for N.Y. ya know what I mean
We're representing New York City and everything that comes with it

N.Y. and worldwide
Our influence extends beyond just New York and is felt around the world