Cold Story
Cold Story
I had this home boy, we was down past infinity
But everything changed as soon as he lost his virginity
He gained the tendency to pop of in any vicinity
So he and I became the coldest of enemies
One day, his crew mobbed deep on some freshmen and shook one
One of those poor boys had some nice jays so he took them
Showed off to his friends like, “Just copped the new 9’s look son”
Everybody was laughing until the cops came and booked him
The charge was petty theft, but you know how the hood loves to embellish a case
You would have thought he was Mandela by the end of the day
Saw his moms in church she even asked me to pray
For her baby that has gone astray, before he passes away
Truth is I had no pity, his story happens all the time in the city
He started acting shifty, ditched me for a life he thought was pretty
But I looked at his mom and knew it had to hurt, so I made my knees attach to dirt
And said the words of this holy verse
Lord let no weapon form against him prosper, let him dodge gunshot from any copper
Let him reject company from every shotta, and if he gets hurt bless the scalpel of his doctor
But when he found out I prayed for his miracles he got mad at me
And drove to those who indulged in his tragedies
So he continues to walk that rode that so risky
While I’m watching his moms cry for the life of her pickney.
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