Round Here
Memphis Bleek Lyrics

Uh (uh) yeah (yeah)
Memphis Bleek is hyping himself up for the song.

Yeah (yeah) yeah (yeah)
Memphis Bleek is continuing to hype himself up for the song.

Yeah (yeah) yeah (yeah)
Memphis Bleek is still hyping himself up for the song.

Know what it sound like
Memphis Bleek is asking the listener if they know what his music sounds like.

(It's the Roc nigga)
Memphis Bleek is shouting out Roc-A-Fella Records.

Heard (uh-huh, uh)
Memphis Bleek is acknowledging that people are listening to his music.

Don't be scared now niggaz
Memphis Bleek is telling his listeners not to be afraid of him or his music.

(Round here, round here)
Memphis Bleek is repeating the title of the song.

We know you scared now
Memphis Bleek is teasing listeners by implying that they are scared of him.

Marcy House (let's go, Just Blaze)
Memphis Bleek is shouting out the Marcy Houses, a housing project in Brooklyn, and Just Blaze, the producer of the song.

I let you know, how I do it round here
Memphis Bleek is telling listeners that he's going to explain how things work in his neighborhood.

And I'm out eight in a morn', dawg glock two around here
Memphis Bleek is saying that he wakes up at 8am and carries two guns for protection.

What chu move around here, and you know I keep my tool around here
Memphis Bleek is asking what the listener does in his neighborhood, and implying that he always carries a gun.

My niggaz act a fool around here, yeah
Memphis Bleek's friends cause trouble in the neighborhood.

My hood, my set, my strip, my p's, whatever
Memphis Bleek is claiming ownership of his neighborhood and its drug trade.

We down, we real, we bang forever
Memphis Bleek's neighborhood is tough and committed to violence.

Put in game down here, make change down here
Memphis Bleek is saying that drug dealers in his neighborhood make money and gain respect.

Cause I serve them fiends, that raw 'caine down here, yeah
Memphis Bleek is saying that he sells cocaine to addicts in his neighborhood.

And I done made my way, round here
Memphis Bleek has established himself as a prominent drug dealer in his neighborhood.

And them hoes know, I twist them like haze round here
Memphis Bleek has sex with many women and treats them badly.

Been +M.A.D.E.+ down here, blow hay round here
Memphis Bleek is part of the Money, Attitude, Direction, and Education (M.A.D.E.) movement, and smokes marijuana in his neighborhood.

Ask around, them niggaz know I lay down here
Memphis Bleek is respected and feared in his neighborhood because of his violent behavior.

Down here, yeah, and I done aired down there
Memphis Bleek has shot someone in a different neighborhood.

But the streets was bigger, I pump the lead round here
Memphis Bleek had to shoot someone in another neighborhood because he was overpowered by the rival gang. But in his own neighborhood, he is in control.

Round here... and I'm still in my Nike Air's
Memphis Bleek has remained successful in his neighborhood and still wears expensive shoes.

Yeah, my hat leanin, and I'm livin wit no fears
Memphis Bleek is cocky and unafraid of the violence in his neighborhood.

Round here, yeah, round here, yeah
The chorus repeats the title of the song.

Yeah, we ridin clean, on them things round here
People in Memphis Bleek's neighborhood drive nice cars and keep them clean.

We blowin dro, gettin low round here, yeah
People in Memphis Bleek's neighborhood smoke marijuana and relax.

It's hot as hell, but it snows down here
Trick Daddy is saying that the streets are dangerous and violent, but drug dealers still sell cocaine there.

You get a box of blow for no mo' then 24 down here
Cocaine is sold cheaply in Trick Daddy's neighborhood.

This is the season, for the zoe's round here
Zoe Pound is a Haitian gang in Florida. Trick Daddy is saying that their presence is felt during a specific time of the year in his neighborhood.

If you corner who you know you can get it for the low down here
If you know a drug dealer well enough, you can get drugs for a cheap price in Trick Daddy's neighborhood.

From - nickels to birds, you can get it flipped and served
Trick Daddy sells drugs in various amounts, and dealers will cut and package the drugs to sell them.

For talkin too much, be for certain, them niggaz workin
If someone in Trick Daddy's neighborhood talks too much about the drug trade, they will be punished.

You can buy it, from the cops down here
Trick Daddy is saying that corrupt police officers in his neighborhood will sell drugs to people.

You know who sweat it down here, bitch it's so Crip round here
People in Trick Daddy's neighborhood are in danger if they don't know who is in a gang and who is not.

So many bitches out there, snitchin round here
There are a lot of people in Trick Daddy's neighborhood who are willing to snitch on others to save themselves.

That's why every summer, bitches be missin round here
Trick Daddy is implying that some people who snitch disappear, and people in the neighborhood know that they must have gone into witness protection.

I roll wit - straight killers, thug niggaz, and drug dealers
Trick Daddy associates with people who are violent and operate outside of the law.

And if they ridin wit me, best believe them my niggaz
Trick Daddy trusts his associates and knows that they will have his back.

As for you bitches, forget about it
Trick Daddy is dismissing women and seeing them only as sexual objects.

See the head was tremendous, but this dick - is strickly business
Trick Daddy doesn't care about his sexual partners, and is only interested in them for physical pleasure.

I'll be thuggin forever, see I'ma fighter, not a lover
Trick Daddy knows that his violent lifestyle and drug trade will keep him rich and famous, but romance and love are not in his life.

I'm a hit-and-run-it, cold-blooded, motherfucka
Trick Daddy is saying that he doesn't care about anyone except himself.

But the hoes, they don't care down here
Women in Trick Daddy's neighborhood are willing to have sex with him even though he doesn't care about them.

They be - suckin and fuckin all year down here
Women in Trick Daddy's neighborhood have sex for pleasure and as a way to make money.

They be heavy on the pill, down here
Women in Trick Daddy's neighborhood are addicted to drugs.

Got mo' than that what the motherfuckin meal down here
Trick Daddy is saying that he makes a lot of money from his drug trade, and that it's more than what some people earn from working regular jobs.

Oh yeah, I know you prolly never known, round here
T.I. is saying that listeners may not realize what his neighborhood is like.

It get hotter then the body, get the wrong idea
T.I. is warning listeners that the neighborhood is violent and dangerous, and that they shouldn't provoke anyone.

It's just Caprice's, and Impala's sittin on chrome down here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood care about their cars and keep them clean and shiny.

Brawls and ballin, ain't all that's goin on round here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood are also involved in illegal activities like drug trafficking and weapons dealing.

Young killers tote pistols, like they grown down here
Even teenagers are involved in the violence and drug trade in T.I.'s neighborhood.

Them young niggaz similar to King Kong, round here
Teenagers in T.I.'s neighborhood are powerful and intimidating, like King Kong.

A pocket full of stones, would get you on down here
Selling drugs is lucrative in T.I.'s neighborhood.

So dope boy, keep ya drops like the song round here
Drug dealers in T.I.'s neighborhood must keep their drugs close to them at all times.

Hey it ain't safe for the faker walkin home round here
People who pretend to be something they're not are in danger in T.I.'s neighborhood.

Hey, the hell what we know if you ain't know round here
T.I. is saying that people who are not from his neighborhood cannot understand its violence and danger.

You say the wrong thang, will get ya back blown round here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood react violently to insults or disrespect.

The gangsta's rep they hood, by the zone round here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood are respected if they are tough and dangerous.

Get a hole in ya dome, bout ya rims down here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood will kill for fancy car rims.

24's make them dubs, look like 10 down here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood value luxurious car rims more than anything else.

I'm where it is, and the biz is for us rappers round here
T.I. is saying that he is successful in the music industry because of his connections to his neighborhood and its drug trade.

Money, hoes, cars, dro's is all that matters down here
People in T.I.'s neighborhood prioritize money, sex, cars, and drugs over anything else.