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Neighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, when we cruise around the brown side of town
Neighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, Lil Rob puts it down for the brown side of townI rock rhymes that mean somethin'
Even if it's nothing to you, it means something to me
Let me explain something to you
I call it neighborhood music
And homeboy I breathe it, I see it and speak it
Dream it then keep it and share it with you
Unbearable blues from terrible twos
To drugs and tattoos confused and can't choose
Our life is a "U" never liking the rules
Back in school more than likely to lose
Foo's would like me to lose 'cause I'm killin' ya dues
Neighborhood things livin' out my childhood dreams
It's not what it seems behind the scenes when everyone leaves
I'm a good man with good intentions though I leave bad impressions
Sit back and listen and don't ask too many questions

Keep fuckin' up and I never learn my lessons
Lettin' out my aggressions at rap sessions is a blessin'
I'm guessin' you never heard nobody like me
When there's so many people like me
Neighborhood M-U-S-I-CNeighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, when we cruise around the brown side of town
Neighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, Lil Rob puts it down for the brown side of town
Neighborhood musicSnap
Jump in my Cadillac ese I'll be back ese
Bumpin' that suelo puffin' on a leno
We pack griefa in our pipas we love our jefitas
Homemade tortillas and twelve packs of frias
Oldies in the backdrop playin' out the ragtop
The streets are my playground and I'm tearin' up the blacktop
And I can't stop well I could but I won't stop so I don't stop
I likes to cruise it to neighborhood music
Hundred spoke thirteen's gotta be the D's though
Rollin' with my primo to the store to get some pisto
If I could press rewind and turn back time
I wouldn't change a thing 'cause this is me
The way we live homie that's what I bring
Neighborhood music for my neighborhood people
Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evilNeighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, when we cruise around the brown side of town
Neighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, Lil Rob puts it down for the brown side of townTaggin' up on fences and benches
Neighborhood tensions
Maddog expressions weapons in possession
Whatever you want we can get it
Us homeboys got connections
From the need of weed to the need of needle injection
Nike Cortez's the man behind the lenses
Reflections of a small town, homeboys known to get down
Party at the park, after dark
It don't start until I spark up this joint of mine
I pass it, it ain't only mine
It's all of ours we handle ours
And this was all before I had a car
And all I had was handlebars
And the words that I spoke
Wait in a tape was some raps that I wrote
About my neighborhood eyNeighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, when we cruise around the brown side of town
Neighborhood music, givin' back neighborhood music
Neighborhood music, Lil Rob puts it down for the brown side of town
Neighborhood music

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Lil Rob (born Roberto Flores in September 1975) is a Chicano rapper from San Diego, California.

Lil Rob debuted as an artist in 1992, prior to the release of his album Twelve Eighteen Part 1, he regularly moved as many as 100,000 units for each independent CD he recorded. The number Twelve Eighteen, which is also tattooed on Lil Rob's arms, represent the numeric value of the letters L and R, respectively, which are Lil Rob's initials. The number was used by Lil Rob during his days as a graffiti tagger.

In 1994 at the age of 18, Lil Rob's chin was shattered when he was shot in the jaw. Over time Lil Rob renounced his gang affiliations and called for "Brown Pride" and unity between all Chicanos.

Lil Rob has found commercial success with the release of Twelve Eighteen Part 1, which had been in regular rotation on radio stations outside of the West Coast thanks to the singles "Summer Nights", and "Bring Out The Freak In You".

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