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Bone Thugs-n-harmony ~ Neighborhood Slang


Krayzie: I87 is a lesson for them niggaz That want to test Bring more than cause me shotgun Will be buckin your chest Wanna be mothug thugsta menatatlity Runs through the bone Pop pop to the dome Fall short to the crome Get wraped that bitches on Much love for the green leaves But me trues have to ease me down Puff puff head rush Popin in me clip and i got plenty rounds Me n pretenda No studiothugsta Bone'll get wit cha Straight #1 lil' rispsta Swing watch him hit cha So we can swang(we can swang) Down for my thang(down for my thang) Finna blow to tha brain Though you could hang When i swang them things Thats insane Stay low (so low) Dem popo know me no surrender Dem niggaz on tha street they remember as beeing no pretenda Standin up on tha block 9 mm cocked And me hang, and me gott my niggaz lookin out for me back And them watch for them rocks And you know its nuthin but the neighboorhood thang Its manditory for me neighboorhood slang more free lyrics

Krayzie:

I87 is a lesson for them niggaz
That want to test
Bring more than cause me shotgun
Will be buckin your chest
Wanna be mothug thugsta menatatlity
Runs through the bone
Pop pop to the dome
Fall short to the crome
Get wraped that bitches on
Much love for the green leaves
But me trues have to ease me down
Puff puff head rush
Popin in me clip and i got plenty rounds
Me n pretenda
No studiothugsta
Bone'll get wit cha
Straight #1 lil' rispsta
Swing watch him hit cha
So we can swang(we can swang)
Down for my thang(down for my thang)
Finna blow to tha brain
Though you could hang
When i swang them things
Thats insane
Stay low (so low)
Dem popo know me no surrender
Dem niggaz on tha street they remember as beeing no pretenda
Standin up on tha block
9 mm cocked
And me hang, and me gott my niggaz lookin out for me back
And them watch for them rocks
And you know its nuthin but the neighboorhood thang
Its manditory for me neighboorhood slang

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