S.I.P Lyrics by Polo G
I kept fuckin’ up, I’m the one who hurt my own feelings
I’m up twenty million, still be tryna go back home killin’
Know these drugs hurt my health, told me quit but I don’t listen
High but I stay to myself, I’m always in my zone, chillin’
Always bound for a set back, fuckin’ with the wrong bitches
Broski fed up, he vent to me, I hear his tone switchin’
Promised my fans that I’ll be back, I know it’s been a long minute
You diss the dead and we react, can pop out with them chrome switches
So many times when I fucked up, I said my mom I’m sorry
Now it’s her fault for where we stuck, she still won’t even call me
Why is it like I feel no love when my demons follow me?
In my backseat, mask and gloves, cook this beam like coffee
I see a opp, I run him over, then gon’ fill my cup
No James Brown, he on the ground, I tell him “Get on up”
When I was broke they run around, I had to fix my luck
Trapped in the trench, couldn’t duck the crime, I told ’em “Fix my cuffs”
Ain’t no bigger reality than starin’ at the grave
I used to scrape up change for Swishers, now I’m extra paid
You know Cap a silent killer, Kawhi with the braids
And I ball just like a Clipper when I’m in LA
Stay in your lane or park the whip, cruise back or a mop on here
We don’t play with starter clips, nigga better not start in here
If he ain’t a spirit in the system where my partners went
Amiri denims for my fit, my pants your apartment rent
I kept fuckin’ up, I’m the one who hurt my own feelings
I’m up twenty million, still be tryna go back home killin’
Know these drugs hurt my health, told me quit but I don’t listen
High but I stay to myself, I’m always in my zone, chillin’
Always bound for a set back, fuckin’ with the wrong bitches
Broski fed up, he vent to me, I hear his tone switchin’
Promised my fans that I’ll be back, I know it’s been a long minute
You diss the dead and we react, Can pop out with them chrome switches
American rapper born January 6, 1999, gained fame with “Finer Things” & “Pop Out.” Albums “Die a Legend,” “The Goat,” and “Hall of Fame” charted highly.