Cos Of You

Album: released as a single (2026)
Charted: 34
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  • (It's that Hocus Pocus Harry James)
    (Brr)
    Yo
    Yo, I didn't even wanna do this
    You know it's whatever, whenever, wherever, with whoever
    Zero Ls can't die, this shit's forever
    Look at who just stepped in, Morrisson

    They don't know about you, but they know about me
    (Woii, woii, woii, woii, woii, woii)
    They don't know about them, but they know 'bout we
    They know my name, and they know where I'm from
    My name rings bells from London to Brum
    The Mancs and Scousers respect my ting
    'Cah they know what I've been through and know what I'm on
    And that's 'cause I'm official
    I stand on my own, I don't mix, I don't mingle
    Just landed some work, 'bout to send out some visuals
    I've been puttin' flavours in pots like a Pringle
    To all my dead brothers and bredrins, I miss you
    The grafters all love when I drop a new single
    Take you took the hood to the farm, I brought the farm to the hood
    I got a crop on my block full of Skittles
    Got a crop on my block with the Viet's and Albos
    I used to bag up the work 'til the scales broke
    We caught an M, it weren't sick out the window
    We drove off and laughed and went back to the Bando
    And how you kill suttin and go tell a ho?
    Ty, you didn't need to tell on your bro
    He snitched on himself for a couple of views
    Yo, Rack28 hang himself with a rope
    Yo, Rack28 was out bangin' for bro
    Slough reject, how you bangin' for Grove?
    You lived in a million pound home in Maidenhead
    Spoiled little brat, you didn't have to do road
    You're a silver spoon rapper and we come from the mud
    Kendrick Lamar, they ain't nothin' like us
    How'd it take 12 plus man with shanks to kill one man on his own that was drunk
    Now, let's be real, what I'm sayin' is facts (facts)
    If this shit was the other way 'round
    And 12 white boys killed a vulnerable black boy
    Tankz would've called it a race attack
    Stop callin' us opps, little man, we don't know you
    Digga, stop sayin' my name in your vocals
    I ain't gonna diss you and say you're a capper
    Your own mate Striker already exposed you
    Listen, talkin' of Striker, free DigDat (DigDat)
    Tryna do me dirty like him now
    They tricked DigDat out of his position
    But they can't trick me outta mine with a big mouth
    Rhys, I can see it in your eye, you ain't violent
    I swear to God, I'll love to fight him
    Can't leave his block, so I'll fight him in Ladbroke
    And leave him to SteveO when I unalive him
    Mya Mills fucked half of London, you wifed it (yuck)
    So did Tennessee, but you still wifed it (yuck)
    You dissed me to promote your new music
    You must need clout off me 'cause that's what Nines did
    Ask your mate Huncho if I'm on violence (violence)
    I was on my own when I on sight him
    I ran up on him and like five of his bredrins
    'Cause what's six wet Grove man to a Viking?
    Listen, I'll put the footage out if you deny it (deny it)
    So behave yourself, Micah, be quiet (quiet)
    You chased clout, then clout chased you
    Yo, I turnt the biggest mouths in the UK silent

    Yo, I got a phone call from A (Abdi)
    When ZK got ZK'd in his face
    I was in LA with Vlad and BA in the Highlight Rooms with machine gun on waist
    Then we're rollin' in East with machines in my whip
    Man, I'm old school, I've been in the streets since a kid
    You looked up to Nicki Minaj as a yute
    And I looked up to Dave Hunt, the Adams and Tibbs
    As a kid, I was homeless and livin' in hostels
    Right in a manor next door to a brothel
    I heard you said Zero Ls got no shells
    I got a shotty with a barrel as big as your nostrils
    When I was 13, I was out stealin' whips
    When I was 14, I was runnin' in cribs
    When I was 16, I was stampin' on sniff
    And I was breakin' down boxes of bud into bits
    When we was growin' up, we didn't have a thing
    And our dad couldn't help us because he was skint
    Shit weren't put on a plate like Rack
    How could it? We barely had food in the fridge
    Blud, it weren't easy bein' white where I lived
    I used to get tested because of my skin
    We only bought guns 'cause the bullies had guns
    Before that we was breakin' mans face with our fists
    Listen, I've been through Hell and back and I survived it (-vived it)
    Your life ain't been as hard as mine's been
    I'm a grown man but I'll roll back
    And I'll take a picture on your block 'cah we can all be childish

    30 and Crippin' in London, that's childish (childish)
    You're embarrassin', the Yanks ain't buyin' it
    I won't say, "Fuck Grove," you said that yourself
    When the Bush man had you on the camera, frightened
    Blud, I'm too old for this beef online shit
    That's why they dissin' me and I ain't been replyin'
    But Rhys mate, you let down the whole fuckin' culture
    When Tennessee left you for a neeky white kid (woii, woii)
    When I went jail, I put work in (work in)
    When you went jail, you start twerkin'
    Go do a Snow Stream go ask Avalanche
    He seen me fight killers in The Ville and get worksy
    Voluntary bang-up, yo, Digga, that's neeky
    I ain't gotta tell the road you rid VP
    The screw that protected you when got stabbed up
    Already just put you on blast on TV
    So why do these yutes always talk like they're on me?
    We ain't got no beef like the burgers in Johnny's
    You said, "Fuck Johnny" and Johnny's your brother
    You snake, you ain't got a loyal bone in your body
    Ask Potter Payper, he'll tell you I'm a mad man
    It was me Potter, Angus and Mad Max
    We hit that lick and left the crime scene taped off
    I really get busy and Potter can vouch that
    You're English, please, why you actin' Jamaican?
    We call little begs like you a Jafaican
    When you was in Yard, man shot up your whip
    And you ain't been back 'cause you're scared for your safety
    Russ and the guys nearly got you at Tape
    Mashallah, you had a lucky escape
    You jumped on the 'Gram and start @-ing the Jakes
    Now half of the Mozarts' locked in the cage
    Blud, I linked Fredo in studio in East (East)
    He had the same, shh, as me
    Dunno why these rappers keep mentionin' me
    I'm a businessman, I ain't got no beef
    Then we got the drop on where TY sleeps
    Was outside Crocodile Dundee's for weeks
    Didn't see him once, must've been overseas
    Head-lockin' crocodiles and jumpin' out trees
    And if you carry on, I'ma pull up on Colin (Colin)
    Like Jooka at the EGA office
    Colin try tell me that he wasn't involved
    But when they drop disses, he eats all the profits
    Yo, I thought EGA's an all-black label?
    Well, that's what you say to bring rappers to the table
    The white man you work for was whiter than me
    And that white girl Charley's playin' with your anal

    Digga's gettin' older, now he's feelin' like me
    Wants to sign out and live his life in peace
    But you fucked with my retirement and I'm fuckin' up yours
    I'ma make sure you never leave the streets like me (like me)
    Rack5 got a 30, he's a goner now
    It's been a month and he's already been forgotten 'bout
    Shit's ironic 'cause Taze got Lippy
    Then Lippy got Taze in a ring and knocked him out (woii, woii)

    Now, but on a real, Rhys let me chat to you
    Stop dissin' me, I'll stop @-ing you
    Stop tryna be the hardest in Britain
    Leave that to Big Stacks 'cause that ain't what gangster do
    Og, I been about since Channel U
    I'm a legend in the streets, you're just a rapper yute
    I'm a trapper turned rapper, you're a rapper turned trapper
    Heard they nicked you in Lincoln with a pack or two
    You got nicked with that trap boy starter pack
    You should stick to makin' raps and those Yardie tracks
    Leave that dope boy shit to the real dope boys in the West
    Big up Bizzy, he's in charge of that
    Stop gassin' up the yutes with your raps, please
    Talk street, but you wasn't in them that deep
    You lived off Teerose name and his works
    But when he died, you didn't do shit for his family

    Digdat's doin' 30 years 'cause of you, Digga
    The police want Fredo cause of you, Digga
    The judge gave the Mozart 120 plus years, that's all because of you, Digga
    That's nearly 200 years 'cause of you, Digga
    All them black boys in jail 'cause of you, Digga
    You can't blame this one on a white man
    That's a lot of black lives ruined 'cause of you, Digga
    This ain't a diss record, it's the truth, Digga
    How many yutes have you groomed, Digga?
    Rack5 was a good yute before he got groomed by you
    He's doin' life 'cause of you, Digga
    All your opps are in jail 'cause of you, Digga
    There's suttin' very dodgy about you, Digga
    And our community's got a lot of problems
    And one of the biggest is the likes of you, Digga
    Stop poisonin' the yutes with your tunes, Digga
    Stop pushin' gang culture on the yutes, Digga
    Keep dissin' dead people in your tunes, Digga
    Hell's got a seat waitin' for you, Digga
    I'm white, but I'm blacker than you, Digga
    I've helped more black people than you, Digga
    Ask the brothers, they'll tell you that's true, Digga
    You reply, I'ma drop Part 2, Digga

    (Brr) Writer/s: Jonathan Francis Morrisson
    Publisher: SENTRIC MUSIC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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