Ali

Lyrics

Ali Intro: T-Rell and DJ Manipulator Being broke ain't a part of the game Yeah, T-Rell I used to be a prop with no money Being broke ain't a part of the game (Repeat 4x) Verse 1: Louie Gonz and Sadat X [Gonz] I remember them days being broke with no change I stayed on the train to get the fortune and fame I never found it, couldn't sleep from the force of the pain My life was headed off course like a Porsche in the rain I was stuck at the bottom with a couple of problems Devil laughing in my face as he crept with the goblins I rose up from the dirt, told myself I could win Because I'm a legend within Cassius Clay in the ring, the greatest [X] You supposed to get up when you fall My ancestors would be appalled at a failure Funeral songs will put you away from that bag Rebound or we bound for struggle, the weak minded I don't know, it ain't gon find it And personally I don't give a fuck, this is a one man's race Carve out my place and stand on it Louisville, the BK Brownsville The crown holder Chorus: T-Rell and DJ Manipulator I used to be a prop with no money Being broke ain't a part of the game (Repeat 4x) Verse 2: Ranna Royce and Tycho Cassini [Royce] This man a Muslim, his name Muhammad He raised a daughter that ain't Islamic He ain't a prophet, but Allah love him He hits the bag for a profit Went to Mecca, Ali iconic Ring of Fire, catastrophic Swing gunfire, mad atomic Follow the Koran, philosophic [Cassini] Built up, they denied me Thinking I'd crease, cuz my ID Now this minalla finna thrill ya By the bout 3, you copy? If not, tell Rog he Better bob weave Cuz I'm high speed No I'm top speed When they come 'round tell em godspeed Flow dope I ain't been dry since round time of the Drought 3 That's a long time, was like 14 When my thoughts seemed like a false dream Never bought dreams No I greased palms With the bow grease Of own sleeves Now I'm floating Out of your reach And It's gon' sting When I'm Don, King Ali Repeat Chorus Outro: T-Rell I have something to prove (2x) Produced by Jonathan Hay and Louie Gonz for the LP 'Jail Tattoos'