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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Kodak Black
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Aaron Lockhart
Songwriter
Dieuson Octave
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dubba-AA
Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Project baby, I might need some fucking Similac
(Due to some violent content, parental discretion is advised)
[Verse 2]
I'm in too deep, your boy deeper than a rap
I'ma just let my soul bleed on the track
Check your resume, and you ain't living like that
You the main reason why your dog got wack
I'm only for the cheese, you a freeze, you a rat
You the main reason why your dog got trapped
Before I ever chase her, I'd rather chase the yacht
Street **** after paper, I ain't playing, I'ma snap
[Verse 3]
Living in denial, juvenile, back to back
Hit your house, throw all the gold in a pillow sack
**** take your chances, whole lives shooting crap
We just hit a lick for ten bands, it's a wrap
I'm a section 8, Taliban with a strap
Molly Santan, beach sand in my cap
Yeah I could pass the weed, but I ain't pass the FCAT
I'm probably playing sleep, 'cause I ain't trying to text back
[Verse 4]
They found the contraband in my mac
I had to sneak a pen in my cell to write a rap
I'm extorting ****, want dinner and snack
Told 'em I'ma split 'em if I see 'em eat that
I'm vibing in the booth, I just kick my feet back
She ride me in the coupe, had to push my seat back
I watched my dog shape back, just to relapse
I'm blowing on OG, you smoking green crack
[Verse 5]
I just got a slow leak in my tree rap
That head got me locking up, call her beeswax
Better keep your Smith and Wesson, you might need that
357, E told me, keep that
Keep your boy well protected like a knee cap
Knock knock, bang bang, where the cheese at?
Glock pop, bang bang, where your keys at?
Don't you say a damn thing and I mean that
[Verse 6]
Ran across the power after cool got snatched
I was on the I, when the coupe caught a flat
That's the same nigh when SuWu shot Black
I wasn't even there to tell you if we shot back
Written by: Bill K. Kapri