Rollin' With My Homies

Album: Clueless Soundtrack (1995)
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  • Saturday morning, take the train for a ride
    The sun is up, I got my homies by my side
    Rollin' down the street with my sixteen speakers
    On the beach, daddy dippin'
    I hang a light at the right, ready to have fun
    Then I bust a left for the 121
    Pull it into park and lay it on the grass
    I roll back the ride, so I can see some ass
    Clock one sista, fifteens in the rear
    Bump a forty, leaves me gawkin' here
    I hits 'em up for the circle, that's how I'm livin'
    Crowbars in the house and got us on a mission
    You can be Blood, or you can see cryppin' fool
    But I ain't trippin'
    My homie Snoop kicks the dinner juice and that's alright,
    But a-Coolio with the flow seems to yak all night

    [Chorus]
    Rollin' with my homies (sippin' we yak all night, yeah)
    Sippin' on yak all night (I got us on the way in the C-B-T, and it's alright)
    Yak all night
    Rollin' with my homies (sippin' yak all night, yeah)
    Sippin' on yak all night (I got us on the way in the C-B-T, and it's alright)
    Yak all night

    Pumpin' up the keg and roll it in a paper
    It's like a match, you light it up and pass it to your neighbor
    Night time is the right time, a-dynamite!
    We're gonna have a good time
    I jump back in the wagon, lock up the ass
    Pop in the tape and a match
    West when I fly I take the exit o'
    And guess what I saw
    Two fools at the light, they stared me up
    But I just look 'em in the eye and I say, "whats up?"
    And even though I really don't want no trouble
    I got thirty-one replies to bust your bubble
    I don't really wanna hurt nobody
    So I keeps on rollin' on my way to the party
    I just wanna kick it, yeah, that's the ticket
    Pass me the cup so we can get twisted

    [Chorus]

    I'm rollin' with my homies, yeah
    'Said we'd yak all night, yeah yeah

    I roll up to the party and I'm straight old bent
    And 'catchin' me a freak was my intent
    There's a whole pack o' rats' ass standin' in the front
    So I drops the ass and let the sistas bump
    Here comes one now, she's on the tip
    She says she likes the way my woofers kick
    But I don't fall in love with every girl I see
    So I pass up two and go straight to three
    She got a ass like the back of a bus, 'cause
    And that's why I say
    I let her hit my twenty, got straight to the point
    Whats up? Do you wanna kick it or what?
    I ain't got time to be frontin',
    I ain't talkin' 'bout nothin' Just a little sumpin' sumpin'
    If you're fine and you won't front
    I don't wanna be your man, but I'll hook you up.

    [Chorus: x2]

    Yes I'm rollin' rollin' rollin'
    Yes I'm rollin' with my homies
    Yes I'm rollin' rollin' rollin',
    Rollin' with my homies ooh Writer/s: ARTIS L., JR. IVEY, RALPH SALL
    Publisher: Exploration Group LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Roger from Dallas This is definitely a rap song. Reminds me of Eminem and other rappers of the moment. Call me old fashioned if you like.
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