jtbrick
Bluelighter
Heres a tune bout dis honey named Renee,that I met 1 day,on my way back from John Jay
I'm telling shorty I'm a writer
And as she's looking for the token
She drops a package of the EZ Rider
Covers her mouth with her name ring
I said, yo don't sweat the technique shorty rock
I do the same thing
But yet I use Philly Blunts
She said I never dealt with Philly Blunts
Because I heard that's for silly stunts
I said, nah they burn slower
Right now I really don't know ya
But maybe later on I can get to show ya
A ghetto love is the law that we live by
Day by day I wonder why my shorty had to die
I reminisce over my ghetto princess everyday
Give it up for my shorty shorty
I'm telling shorty I'm a writer
And as she's looking for the token
She drops a package of the EZ Rider
Covers her mouth with her name ring
I said, yo don't sweat the technique shorty rock
I do the same thing
But yet I use Philly Blunts
She said I never dealt with Philly Blunts
Because I heard that's for silly stunts
I said, nah they burn slower
Right now I really don't know ya
But maybe later on I can get to show ya
A ghetto love is the law that we live by
Day by day I wonder why my shorty had to die
I reminisce over my ghetto princess everyday
Give it up for my shorty shorty
for life kid. I used to be able to see the Manhattan skyline very faintly from my street, if I was on my roof even like 2-3x as better. My town was on a cliff over the Hudson River so you can imagine some of the views in certain parts of town. My one friend lived in the edge and his mom was an architect so she put in these HUGE windows that took the place of the back wall of the house. Just a wall of windows, because he had an AWESOME view of NYC. I lived there for 21 years and it was still breath taking at night to see all the skyline lit up from his house. Or anywhere really. All along Blvd East, if anyone is from the area. Awesome views.