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Homeboy Lyrics


Intro:
A homeboy is somebody that got your back
Whether you right or wrong
Somebody that excepts you for what you are
Not what you got on, what you can do for them
If you lucky enough to have some then
You know what I'm talkin bout
Verse 1:
Friends, how many of us have them
And not that many
The chances of meeting someone these days you can trust is skinny
But, it seems there really ain't a damn thing you can do
Cause since the seventies, it seems everybody been rolling with a crew
A team, a gang, a posse, or some type-a click
And if your firm ain't thick
Then your squad becomes vixed
Be extra careful or the ones you call your partna
Cause what they really is, is a busta out to rob ya

And, be weary of strangers bearing your God and gifts
And a wolf in sheeps clothing
Cause some of y'all ain't knowing
Me and you go back like roaches in the projects
And, we done been through things they still ain't even thought of yet
A good homie is hard to come by
But most times you get done by the ones you trust most
So, I gotta raise a toast
To my tried and tested, and straight up for real dose
Pour yourself some exol, this ones here for you, loc
Chorus: coolio, montell jordan
I don't fly on air, walk on water (ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
Uh, but, I'm damn sure your partner (ooh-ooh-ooh)
You can count on me to the end (oh-yeah)
Thick and thin, nigga
You can call me homeboy (you can call me homeboy)
If I got a quarter, then you got a dime (ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
And, you can call me up no matter what the time (ooh-ooh-ooh)
If you watch my back, then I'll watch yours, nigga
You can call me homeboy (call me homeboy)
Verse 2:
Now I done met a lot of haters in my lifetime
That I would of smoked if I would of had a tek 9
But, here I stand as a man, and I'm free to say
I'm hella glad that my momma didn't raise me that way
And the homies I grew up with
Locs I threw up with
Is the kind of fools that you don't want to buck with
Why does it seem that the good brothers die
And the evil brothers live
And prosper and multiply
Pass the hennessey to the left hand side
Want some many dirt for the homies that expired
I hope you rest in peace
And, when it's time for my release
I'll meet you at the crossroads dippin in the low-low
But, until then i'ma keep my rolls slow
My flow on tight, and stay rollin with the 4-0
This is comin from the one and only
And like mc shan said, "i'll never leave you lonely"
Chorus: coolio, montell jordan
I don't fly on air, walk on water (ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
But, I'm damn sure your partner (ooh-ooh-ooh)
You can count on me to the end (oh-yeah)
Thick and thin, nigga
You can call me homeboy (you can call me homeboy)
If I got a quarter then you got a dime (ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
And, you can call me up no matter what the time (ooh-ooh-ooh)
If you watch my back, then I'll watch yours, nigga
You can call me homeboy (call me homeboy)
Verse 3:
Me and you is like family
And everybody know that we go back to back
And we go toe to toe
Comin from the west
Where the sets run thick
Where brothers either bang or try to make a grip
I cross my heart and hope to die
I never lie
I run out on mine
Anywhere or anytime
Me and my homies don't get involved with that he say, she say
But, if you've lost you'll recieve a ass whippin with your instant replay
Or, deckin like tekken
So, show some respect when respect is given to you
And, watch out for the forty too
Fake curve
And fools who got the nerve
To pretend that they was down
When last month they wadn't even around
West coast, east coast, and worldwide
My homies in the pen, and my homies that lived and died
I'm still the same little nappy head brother from the eastside
And, you can call me homeboy
Chorus: coolio, montell jordan
I don't fly on air or walk on water (or walk on water, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
But, I'm damn sure your partner (ooh-ooh-ooh)
You can count on me to the end (oh-yeah)
Thick and thin, nigga
You can call me homeboy (you can call me homeboy)
If I got a quarter then you got a dime
(if I got a quarter then you got a dime)
And, you can call me up no matter what the time (ooh-ooh-ooh)
If you watch my back, then I'll watch yours
(watch my back, then I'll watch yours, yours)
You can call me homeboy (call me homeboy)
I don't fly on air, walk on water (iiii, don't walk on water, no)
You can count on me till the end (count on me till the end, oh-yeah)
Thick and thin (thick and thin)
You can call me homeboy (call me homeboy)
If I got a quarter then you got a dime
(if I got a quarter then you got a dime)
And, you can call me up no matter what the time
(call me up no matter what the time)
If you (if you)
(watch my back, I'll watch yours, yours)
You can call me homeboy (call me homeboy)
(you can call me homeboy, boy, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
(I got your back, ooh-ooh-ooh)
(you can call me homeboy)
(you can call me homeboy)

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Coolio (born Artis Leon Ivey, Jr. on August 1, 1963 in Compton, California) is an American rapper and actor whose G-Funk sounding beats and funky flow make listening very pleasant. Coolio started his career as a member of the rap group, WC And The Maad Circle.

In 1994, Coolio released his debut album It Takes a Thief which featured the hugely successful singles, Fantastic Voyage and It Takes a Thief. In 1995 Coolio released his second and most successful album Gangsta's Paradise, which went 4X Platinum and featured the mega hit, Gangsta's Paradise and the popular party track, Sumpin New. The album 'Gangsta's Paradise" is considered by some to be a classic west coast Gangsta rap album, thanks to songs like Exercise Yo Game and Geto Highlites. His G-Funk sounding beats and soulful flow softens the typically edgy effect of rap. His hit song "Gangsta's Paradise" combined singing with rap. Coolio's recordings also appeared on the soundtracks to Clueless (1995) and Dangerous Minds (1995).

However, Coolio's next few albums, 1997's My Soul, 2002's El Cool Magnifico and 2006's Return Of The Gangsta, failed to live up to the success of his first two albums.

In 2009 he released the album From the Bottom 2 the Top. He also took part in the reality TV show "Celebrity Big Brother" in the UK, in which he placed third. He returned to Big Brother UK in 2010 to take part in Ultimate Big Brother - the last ever series of the reality show

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