Billy Killer (исполнитель: Jean Grae)
Each morning, my man goes downtown Where everyone falls, and he's lost In an angry land, he's a little man 9 A.M., eyeing him My eyes widening Feeling like it's Groundhog Day, he gotta try again Riptide tide with thoughts of retiring Pride flies and he wired me some [bad word] and inspirement So I can't fail him He gets the mail and he's off Like a movie trailer with those long roads and it costs I wish you could retain the way he's losing his patience [bad word] transit, travel constantly, the fame motivation Check cashing day, knowing my face on the spot The bank teller should embrace him when he talks in slots And not a day of rest, he walks twenty blocks And brings me what the villain's got little money, little presents I could kill 'em rock Ready stalking with them, having dark visions of choking [censored] And [bad word] [censored], but of course it's his job And he can't understand why I worry so much Because he's my man, [bad word] Each morning, my man goes downtown Where everyone falls, and he's lost In an angry land, he's a little man He's busting his [bad word] like figure skaters falling Discussing the past label problems, [censored] calling him It's my drama he's falling in; my momma, she stalling him [bad word] out the door and she's saying, "Go to the store," and then [bad word] out on no food I feel him getting close to postal Getting robbed by a [bad word] for ProTools And he won't tell me about [censored] in Tennessee I swear that [bad word] s dead -- I could picture the funeral, Hollering like soon he'll be picking jewelry I be like, if I was you, I'd be excluding me He won't go; he smokes, though, just to get by They [bad word] up his high with phone calls I swear to God, I wish he'd [bad word] up in [censored], stab [censored] in the back And flip the table over, take his wallet, kick his throat in And leave the knife attached to a note, smoking Each morning, my man goes downtown Where everyone falls, and he's lost In an angry land, he's a little man Man, [bad word] [censored] and [censored] and [censored] Colin ran around for a month and niggas ain't calling I hate him going to these meetings, trying to explain Why Jean is the next thing; I fiend for the ending I scream when he's leaving, man, I hate them He doesn't write no more; drawings, he doesn't make them Pause, we the relation; calls heeded, forsaken All Colin's creative; Lord, how does he make it? Naw, I couldn't, maybe, cause Jean's not as good at Bottling up feelings, feeling all positive when I shouldn't I'm going with him, bringing some basement to it In the [bad word] find a nice place to place my foot in But he paces my footing, tries to place the good in Keeps the paper chase going, [bad word] Why shouldn't I worry that what good am I? [bad word] I'll love the man til I die, c'mon Each morning, my man goes downtown Where everyone falls, and he's lost In an angry land, he's a little man