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Small Time (feat. Scarface, Lil' Will) - Lil' Troy



     
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Small Time (feat. Scarface, Lil' Will) Lyrics


I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Pushin' rocks on the block, I'm never broke mayne
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Boy don't test me I'm gettin' tired of teachin' lessonsLil' Troy, a superstar, choppin' rocks on your block
Representin' Shortstop
Sellin' rocks, oh, see four point gold
Shortstop, double platinum soldTell my momma, she don't have to work no mo'
I pay the bills by the flow from the studio
And I was out in the game by old players and G's
Hollerin' 50 G's, LP's to CD'sI started small time, dope game, cocaine
So raise up off of me, I'll show 'em I'm a dope man
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Boy they're fuckin' with me Troy man I done told 'emI started small time, dope game, cocaine
Nobody crosses me, especially in this dope game
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
You try to school me you'll get served, with no regardUh, uh, excuse me, remember me?
And I be swangin' and bangin' biggin' and bangin' with the E and G
And as for Yungstar, I've been in the game

I've learned the game, I've peeped game now I'm get a 50 a mayneTo rollin' riches, the G is licksin', for a 'lil rotation
Don't need it for the placement
They call me Tyke Ignition', in a blizzard, Shortstop baby
They can't fade me, talkin' MercedesThat's how we ride, south side nigga
How the fuck you figure? We some H-Town 'bout it type niggaz
Leavin' this bitch, sick, three piece pitch, hittin' licks
Overseas, overseas, with bricks, trickI started small time, dope game, cocaine
Boy don't test me I'm gettin' tired of teachin' lessons
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
So motherfuck you and that bullshit you stressin'I started small time, dope game, cocaine
South Park, night falls, over the streets
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Boy they're fuckin' with me Troy man I done told 'emPeep game, peep game, straight 'caine
Feelin' five and thirty six, huh, I can't explain in mayne
I never use lower, to blow the dope up, to be load up
The girls show they ass when I roll upIn Benzoes, five double oh, you never knew
The trunk fizzo, I carry it on the low, low
Like the cheese, from the F E D
So I'm back up on the streets, slangin' G'sOver the years, I stacked mo' G's than trees grow leaves
I've been in the industry, since nine three
My so called dogs, haven't paid me no royalties
Lord please, south side G's from fo's to three'sCook up ki's, watchin' out for the enemies
They can't fuck with me, I'm a Charisma
Straight up G, cleaners keep me creased
Middle finger to police, Grim Reap meets to slay the beastI started small time, dope game, cocaine
So motherfuck you and that bullshit you stressin'
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Shit ain't nothin' but the money flow in this campI started small time, dope game, cocaine
So watch your back and prepare for the hit man
I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Pushin' rocks on the block, I'm never broke mayneGet yo' paper, watchin' out for them haters
Dressin' up in gators, takin' flights to Vegas
Rollin' navigators, on the seven acres
I'm a money maker dough baker, bitch breakerNever ever be a faker, try to make a hit like Anita Baker
In the rap, in the dope game, tryin' to make some hits mayne
Fo' sho', gotta let the people know how the game go
Shortstop break a bitch and gotta let the world knowWho back with the tracks, I guess I'm the Junior Mack
Hell yeah, I'm rollin' 'llac, Shortstop paper stack

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Lil' Troy, who featured in his songs many members of the Screwed Up Click, managed to break out of Houston's thriving rap scene in the late '90s with "Wanna Be a Baller," one of the few Houston-based songs to reach national audiences. The track was actually written by fellow Houston rapper E.S.G., although he was never credited with it, and still holds a grudge over the situation. The song propelled his debut album, "Sittin' Fat Down South", to respectable success, particularly for a Houston artist. Released in 1998, Universal picked up the album, re-released it in 1999, and helped "Wanna Be a Baller" spread from city to city. That was about all the success Troy had for a while, though. As the late '90s became the early 2000s, "Wanna Be a Baller" still garnered play, but Troy couldn't deliver a strong follow-up single, instead watching his moment of opportunity diminish. His last album was a screwed and chopped version of his album "Back to Ballin." His relatively upscale, contemporary, casual clothing line hit the streets in May 2006.

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