Countdown

Album: I Wanna Thank Me (2019)
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  • Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five
    Four, three, two, one
    Snoop Dogg, here we go

    Nigga, understand
    West Coast son of Sam
    Drumming wit' a hunnid bands
    'Cause that ain't shit to a real Crip, cuz
    You'll swallow every clip before a nigga slip, cuz
    Lbc, yeah, we gets love
    213, rest in peace Nate
    It's real in the field, keep your cleats laced
    Crack a bitch, hit the switch and make the back scrape down
    Smoke a pound when I move around, yeah
    The world is my lounge chair
    Real sharks turn guppies, y'all drowned here
    When everyday to me is New Year's Eve, Swizzy the countdown (Snoop)

    Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five
    Four, three, two, one
    Snoop Dogg

    Now I'm back getting another bag
    Clocking the grip, never gon' slip, I put the "R" in Crip
    C's up, G's up, B's up, oh
    He's up, we's up, Easter
    Get a real woman, don't trust these slu-
    And when you're around the cops don't say three much
    It gets cold for a winner in the winter
    For a rich Crip shit can get (yeah) Bigg Dogg, pick of the litter
    Stopped drinking 'cause my liver act up
    And I'll bring back the savage like a round
    Gold and black flannel, grip gripping on a handle
    Selling weed, selling songs, got shows on four channels like

    Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five
    Four, three, two (countdown), one
    Snoop Dogg

    Go crazy in this muthafucka right now
    Go crazy in this bitch, muthafuckin' now
    Go crazy in this bitch, right, right now
    Go crazy in this bitch, right, right (Snoop Dogg)
    C-R-I-P, y'all ain't gon ever see a G like me again
    So get a glimpse of a winner
    A rich Crip, shit can get-a
    Swizzy the countdown

    Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five
    Four, three, two (countdown), one
    Snoop Dogg Writer/s: Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr., Kasseem Daoud Dean
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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