Low Down

Album: My Turn (2020)
Charted: 50
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  • (Cook that shit up, Quay)

    Go to lunch in a Jewish community (yeah)
    I wouldn't tell on the bros for immunity (nah)
    Playin' victim, that shit ain't gon' ruin me
    I'm the only now that outdo me
    I got hoes by the group tryna do me
    My life like a movie, get head in the water
    Don't gotta put in no work, I send orders
    This shit done got serious, them millions come plural, I'm living by morals
    We swipe 'em, ain't keepin', no Dora Explorer
    I'm young and I'm turnt, I got bitches galore
    My baby mama whip cost two-fifty, I'm splurgin'
    Got five million cash just in case of emergency
    My young niggas kill, get away, they be purgin'
    It happened like this, I ain't do it on purpose
    I'm working my move, nigga, which one of you workin'?
    I turned up my crew, bought a coupe off of verses
    I'm tired of these strippers, I'm going at nurses and doctors and dentists
    You started, I finished, I told you we with it
    My word is like gold to my city (take that)
    I tell 'em to go, they gon' get it
    I heard that you froze when they hit it
    Putting these hoes in the business, you know that you tripping
    I tell 'em no, they gon' listen
    Knowin' these niggas be sweet and some bitches, I'm different

    She tryna leave me, I'm low down
    I hang with savages, don't bring your ho 'round
    I'm going bougie, I'm switchin' my profile
    All of my cars get delivered with no miles
    They think they do and we don't, I don't know how
    Run through the load, call the plug, I need more pounds
    'Cause I put on drip every day from the floor up
    I'm getting sick of this shit, pour some more up, yeah

    Cullinan shot at, my driver named Solid
    I keep him on point, make sure nobody follow us
    I got a Glock with a shot that can stop a truck
    I get the money eight ways like an octopus
    No way in hell I'ma give all these choppers up
    Team full of players, ain't nobody stopping us
    He out of line, give a fuck, then we poppin' him
    Been raisin' hell, back in school, I was popular, yeah
    All of my hoes get facials, face me
    Make her my bitch too much, she lazy
    I was thinking prices too high, then I raised 'em
    Shit in my bank account gettin' outrageous
    Niggas smell alike, they had to switch up my fragrance
    And I'm sending out shots if the fouls get flagrant
    Switch up my route to the house, had to change it
    Still with the shit, I forget that I'm famous

    She tryna leave me, I'm low down
    I hang with savages, don't bring your ho 'round
    I'm going bougie, I'm switchin' my profile
    All of my cars get delivered with no miles
    They think they do and we don't, I don't know how
    Run through the load, call the plug, I need more pounds
    'Cause I put on drip every day from the floor up
    I'm getting sick of this shit, pour some more up, yeah
    She tryna leave me, I'm low down
    I hang with savages, don't bring your ho 'round
    I'm going bougie, I'm switchin' my profile
    All of my cars get delivered with no miles
    They think they do and we don't, I don't know how
    Run through the load, call the plug, I need more pounds
    'Cause I put on drip every day from the floor up
    I'm getting sick of this shit, pour some more up, yeah

    I'm getting sick of this shit, pour some more up
    I put on drip every day from the floor up
    I'm getting sick of this shit, pour some more up Writer/s: Larry Troutman, Mr. Capone-e, Roger Troutman
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • AnonymousWhy does he say, “Im going to lunch in the Jewish community” in the beginning of the song?
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