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just different 2 min read 898 views Aug 30, 2015

I ain't never had a problem

Never Had A Problem I ain't never had a problem Up in the big city Left nothing but them dimes Picking up these pennies Cause all they was worth Is like a diamond a dozen Cut the one girl off Then she messin my cousin Dang how brutal can it be In the world of success It's either you lifting your shirt Or you wearing a vest Stress will take you over the cliff The leftovers impress By the way you took yo life Man so easy to undress When the time to cover up Was only seconds to request The head was just a favor Kitty hung you like a turtleneck Body was offered on the table Better pin her legs back Before the truth leaks out Drippin on the whole couch set Now business is a favor While you flippin through the paper Eager to pay the church But you rather give it to the Mayor Who puts his nose up Taking handouts from the traitors Time to move the boat load Better believe we them navy sailors Diving in the ocean For some better decoy Pulling out them pearly whites From the oceans floors It's very simple When they feet at the bottom Head shots finish off those that say Never Had A Problem

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DallasCowgirl

These words are like electricity to my poetic nerves. I love reading good poetry/flows! Thank you for sharing your talent. Love this piece!

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Amin

Beautiful

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love_supreme

Very nice

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