Good Morning
Re-Up Gang Lyrics

It's like watching my whole life Flash in front of me knowing I am one of the Best whoever done it, as a writer shuns it Them niggas young MC, while I Big Pun it
I feel like I'm seeing my entire life in front of me, aware that I'm one of the greatest to have ever done it, unlike these young rappers who don't measure up to the caliber that I bring to the game.

Trying to revisit that impact When Big done it Or when Pac did it, even when Nas won it I Daddy Kane over the tracks Them niggas King Sun it
I'm hoping to recapture the impact that legends like Biggie and Pac had, even Nas, who dominated the rap scene. I want to follow in the footsteps of other greats, like Daddy Kane and King Sun.

I'm from the era when BET had team summit Now the watch is like a hell Date to turn my stomach
I grew up in a time when rap was at its peak, with BET's Team Summit being a centerpiece of the genre. Nowadays, the world of rap leaves me feeling nauseous when I see the amount of materialistic wealth that's flaunted.

This high level of artistry's a part of me I'm bored by so called peers Y'all have to pardon me
I have a high level of artistry within me, which means I'm not impressed by my supposed peers in the rap industry. I hope you'll forgive me for being jaded about their work compared to mine.

Graffiti beat street Write my life for all to see You take a bite and leave the Rest I remind you of Lee do your history
I write my life's story in the form of graffiti on the beat-filled streets for everyone to see. If you take a small sample of my work, you'll quickly realize that I remind you of the late legend Bruce Lee, and I encourage you to learn more about his influence.

If you can't reminisce with me You connect the parallels and recognize What gift it be it's not a mystery
If you can't experience my reminiscences alongside me, it's essential to understand the parallels of what I've been discussing. It's undeniable the level of talent and gift that I bring to the rap game.

No more second guessing him At this point, you ain't got to Question who I'm better than
There's no more need for guessing about my talent at this point. It's clear that I'm among the best, and you don't have to question who I'm better than.

Food on the table, when it's not I move that lean Keep them fiends up and down the block It's my routine, seventeen Though the block is hot I'm coming cool with my tool Knocking of my rocks long story short I done made it through some shit That has got lots of niggas laid in view
I make sure to provide for myself, even when times are tough. I sell drugs to keep the drug addicts coming, and it's become part of my daily routine when I'm only 17. Even though the block is hot, I keep my cool and continue to sell to knock off my rocks. In summary, I've made my way through challenging circumstances that have led others to an early grave.

What I say to dudes, wake up from that snooze Before that nigga dead on the News in the View
I want to wake up my peers who are currently slumbering to the reality of their situation. The last thing we want is to turn on the news and see them dead or behind bars.

I done slept in cribs with grenades Crazy weapons Pushed cars with more drugs than Rite Aid and EPIC
I've stayed in dangerous places, such as those where grenades and crazy weapons were present. I've also transported drugs in cars with more drugs than the pharmacies Rite Aid and EPIC combined.

Across state lines, without my squad Just to get paid, laid it all on the line Now I thank God, there ain't nothing else That kept a nigga free or Turn him back into dust
I risked it all by crossing state lines alone, just to earn some money. I took a huge risk and am thankful that nothing came of it that could have killed me or landed me behind bars.

You know how many niggas I done buried Niggas ask for cheddar too Wishing they were free on the bricks To make a better move
I've buried friends on numerous occasions. They've begged for money, wishing they could be in my shoes, but they're not and are confined to the blocks and wish to make a better move.

Pull some four hundred months Some got forever Trade everything you treasure for Some nice weather
Some of us have trades that are as long as 400 months (33 years), while some have an eternity. We would give up everything we treasure just to experience nice weather.

Or some good pussy, a kiss from a whore A trip to the store wake up young boy Good morning good morning
We would all trade it in for some good sex, whether it's from a prostitute or real woman. Even a trip to the store can be fascinating. Wake up young boy, good morning!

It's complicated this life I live the cars The whores are beautiful but I All need is focus cut the ladder up The ladder to success that I climb I steer steps to the top, I'm complex I'm a hustler with a turbulent mind
My life is complicated, which makes it tough to stay focused on what's important. While the cars and women are beautiful, all I need is to cut off any distractions that may hinder my climb to success. It's a challenging path to navigate as a complex hustler with a turbulent mind.

Modern day thinking Statues to interpret the lines The well thought out when I was caught out There when I was tortured
My thinking is modern, and my statues symbolize the lines that should be interpreted by my critics. Even when I was caught out, I had a well thought out response, and I wasn't afraid to face torture.

Seems to morph with my inner thoughts It's torture, I bear Like a mob, when I was robbed of my youth The dope game pulled a nigga feet first In the flames with cocaine What a wonderful bitch I made Man that nigga can't front I love them acolaydes
My inner thoughts seem to morph with the situation, which is a form of torture that I have to bear. Like a mob, I was robbed of my youth. The dope game lured me in, and I fell into it feet first, ending up in flames with cocaine, leading me to create a beautiful mess. Nobody can deny my talent, and I love the accolades that come with it.

The dope money from the out lookin in They see a thug nigga thing So unconsciously I'm draped in Drug dealer bling Drug dealer street can't get his crown now We got it 4 cheap volume 3, nigga bow down
Those who look from the outside remember me for the money I made from drugs. So when looking at me, subconsciously, they think of a thug. That's why I'm indelibly tied to drug dealer bling even though I don't sell drugs anymore. It's okay to say that I no longer have to be on the drug dealer street to achieve success, and I maintain that success. Don't question it.

Only does it seem that the grass is greener Never would have dreamed cash come between us So hysterically I laughed I thought it was understood I Give you my last I thought it was to the good Baby boy could rap We long since left the hood The rest should be a snap or so I thought
It seems like other people are always better off, and everything is easier for them. I never thought that money would come between us, and I gave you everything I had without a second thought. I thought life was wonderful and felt proud of baby boy who had a promising rap career. We left the hood a long time ago, and I thought the rest would be a cakewalk, but turns out it's much more complicated than I thought.

Instead it was a slap to the face To this day, what am I to make of that If I could the old days I'd wish them back When the OJ's played and the Crib was still intact Forever mine, quickly turned to never mine I pondered to myself, if I had never signed
Instead, what happened felt like a slap to the face. Even now, I'm unsure what to make of it. If I could, I'd go back to the old days when life was simpler and my home wasn't broken. I felt like everything was mine forever but then was quickly reminded that it was never mine. I reflected on whether things would have been different if I'd never signed a music contract.

And in my mind, I was only trying for better The Big Wheel era should have lasted forever Who knew we lacked glue to stick together I find it so hard to keep my head up
In my mind, I was always striving for something better. I had hoped that the era of the big wheel would have lasted forever, but only too late did I realize we lacked the glue that would have held us together. As a result, it's hard for me to keep my head up.