Goodness Gracious (feat. Smoke Dza) - Willie the Kid



     
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Goodness Gracious (feat. Smoke Dza) Lyrics


Intelligence, not because, not because you think you know everything without questioning
But rather, because you question everything you think you might know
I don't know, I'm sitting on the dock of the baySometimes I can't tell if the sun rising or sun setting
48 hours in my day sipping moet
Feeling like I'm otis redding
Baking like an oldest punk of my I bet you betting
I'm just sitting on the dock of the bay, baby navy blue mercedes
Tryina find my way, puff cigar smoke
Hand roll I'm rolling, yeah bitch I'm balling
And now I pop pills more than certain that she will
40 cowards extended clip, my click a bunch of vultures
Sipping clicquot, fendi logos on the hostess
Haunted by the ghost of a rich man
I can withstand anything, stand alone in the stand off
Pinky ring shopping drunk as hell up in bergdorf
North tower, horizontal shower heads in the shower
Medusa heads suma suses, too many cowards with opinions
Niggas tryina score points, I pop close, they pety

Ready as I ever been, bing cherry wear benz, the black bing crosby
Free enterprise, but the loyalty is costly
Trust me nigga, matter fact don't trust me
These dollar bills must move, smoke everywhere
patroose by the cases, can't trust niggas, bitches pretty faces
Goodness, goodness gracious
Goodness, goodness gracious
Smoke everywhere
patroose by the cases, can't trust niggas, bitches pretty faces
Goodness, goodness gracious
Goodness, goodness gracious
Smoke everywhereYou know I'm near, every real low pieces
Miss the show off for no reason
Style on the hunned a nigga, so seasoned
2 bad bitches on me and they cohesive
Blue tint from the first to the 15th
Made it back with the show and the feature
Smoking like lenox in the crib watching fifa
Jesus, goodness gracious, so much reefer
Tell niggas quit the 2 hopping, pety deal
That advance, I spent school shopping,
Hoes popping, who drop jewels and make moves like young browny
Multiple plots, nigga got flow like the sony
Rapping the drugs, either way, I catch the hami
Killing shit limitless, diss a bitch, kush god nigga know you strengths
Bump my shit when you roll up then say my name
Right I'm from that 9 11 ganging, ain't shit changed
But them numbers on the thanks, riiiight!
DesertSmoke everywhere
patroose by the cases, can't trust niggas, bitches pretty faces
Goodness, goodness gracious
Goodness, goodness gracious
Smoke everywhere
patroose by the cases, can't trust niggas, bitches pretty faces
Goodness, goodness gracious
Goodness, goodness gracious
Smoke everywhere

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The son of a DJ who was down with the culture from its onset, Willie grew up in a home where Hip-Hop was the ideology of choice, in Grand Rapids, MI. “We never got in trouble for throwing footballs in the house, we got in trouble for scratching records, or playing a rap record and saying the cuss words.” Around the age of 12, as his brother, La the Darkman, got his industry break through a deal with Wu Tang, Willie the Kid got his first notebook and truly started writing. This happened during the late 1980s, early 1990s, to which he refers as the “Golden Age” of Hip-Hop, a time during which the music was at its purest form. Willie the Kid is a true writer, a story teller who’s vivid descriptions put his listeners in a zone, walking with him through the experiences of his life.

Now a graduate of Clark Atlanta University, Willie the Kid has undergone the second phase of the artist’s evolution: understanding the music industry. He sees this as the time to set the music industry on its ear. “Hip-Hop is a beverage of choice for a thirsty people,” says the young street prophet. The status quo, as he sees it, offers to quench that thirst with no more than tap water. Willie the Kid heralds a return to quality, something which he believes begins with allowing artists to express their own voices. With the support of his Atlanta-based Aphilliates Crew, Willie the Kid currently bypasses several of the “outside forces” that try to stifle the creativity of artists by releasing his music independently, something which he has done since his college days with fellow Aphilliates member DJ Don Cannon. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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