I used to say I was sincere
Baby
Yeah
Daddy was a scammer
Mama worked in fast food, Mrs. Winner's in Atlanta
Oldest brother wildin', somethin' my mother cannot handle
I ain't understand, but now I'm grown, I understand, yeah (Yeah)
I'm just tryna, uh, see the plan through
Back in '89, brother's born, let's bring that man through
Daddy was a boss, you can't tell him what he can't do
Hundred racks inside a U-Haul when we came through
Mommy love my daddy way too much and I can't blame you
This my life, ain't no flexin'
Member that U-Haul, mama drove that bitch to Texas
When we got in town, daddy bought my mom a Lexus
And that was big for me, I thought that shit was precious
Remember when my daddy pulled up with that bunk bed
Me and my brothers used to share beds, we used to bump heads
Can't wait to be in Atlanta, wanna see all of my cousins
But my daddy, he was workin', always scammin', up to somethin'
Daddy was a scammer
Mama worked in fast food, Mrs. Winner's in Atlanta
Oldest brother wildin', somethin' my mother cannot handle
I ain't understand, but now I'm grown, I understand, yeah (Yeah)
I'm just tryna, uh, see the plan through
Back in '89, brother's born, let's bring that man through
Daddy was a boss, you can't tell him what he can't do
Hundred racks inside a U-Haul when we came through
Mommy love my daddy way too much and I can't blame you
Ayy, ayy, this is my life, this is my story
Yeah, my real name Sonny, if you really know me, you know I'm Corey
Back in Michigan, I was born in '91
Mama had me by herself, my daddy didn't come
Ayy, and that ain't feel right
Know I love my brothers, we some blood like we real right
When my daddy died, yeah, I cried didn't feel right
Now a nigga the man, ayy, and that's real life, ayy
Daddy was a scammer
Mama worked in fast food, Mrs. Winner's in Atlanta
Oldest brother wildin', somethin' my mother cannot handle
I ain't understand, but now I'm grown, I understand, yeah (Yeah)
I'm just tryna, uh, see the plan through
Back in '89, brother's born, let's bring that man through
Daddy was a boss, you can't tell him what he can't do
Hundred racks inside a U-Haul when we came through
Mommy love my daddy way too much and I can't blame you
Mhm
Came through the neighborhood like the people's champ when I got that bunk bed
Yes, sir
I remember the day my dad brought that box through, I knew exactly what it was
Wasn't that red one, was it?
You know it was
Man, that, that metal frame?
Yeah, that extendo bottom, short top
Boy, don't lean too hard on the top, boy, you might fall out, them screws get loose
Playing the games with the cords hangin' over the top
That good 64, cartoons and cereal on that Saturday morning
Tryna tell you
