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This Ain't Livin' - Z-Ro



     
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They don't give a damn, unless you are breaking your back for them (Yeah)
They wont help you out the situations you in (Yeah)
They act like they a shoulder to lean on
They listen to your problems and they grin (This ain't livin)
They don't give a damn about you when you drive a regular car (Yeah)
But when you in that bentley then they care who you are (Yeah)
When you broke they can see you standing next to em
But when you [?] they see you from the far (This ain't livin)If I ain't throwing money in the club
They show no love for me in the club
Bitches didn't want to ride in my 300
But the love the passenger side in my bentley on dubs
Why the fuck I got to be a baller be accepted
I'm not a man I'm [?] necklace
Say they my homies but I know they probably rob me and leave a nigga dead somewhere in texas
Yall motherfuckers fake
Basing friendships of the money that I make
They come around to eat when your tommy got to ate
But when I'm doing bad I promise I see not a face

Goddamn right my nigga these are the [?]
Maybe them give a fuck about me when I'm in the grave
Sometime id rather be doin time in the state
At least I know what I'm up against behind the gates
Baby mommas got my daughter seein green
I'm not even a father I'm a atm machine
They never call me to see how I'm doing
Its just we need this and we need that
I wish I can let it ring
Sometime I wish I never wrote my first song
They wouldn't know who I was and they would had left me alone
Sometime I be like lord I'm ready you can call me home
Cant take it here no more I would rather be gone
Yall motherfuckers fake
Basing friendships of the money that I make
They come around to eat when your tommy got to ate
But when I'm doing bad I promise I see not a face
Goddamn right my nigga these are the [?]
Maybe them give a fuck about me when I'm in the grave
Sometime id rather be doin time in the state
At least I know what I'm up against behind the gates (Yeah)
Same nigga used to drive a fixed up fleetwood
Today his shoes don't even cover his feet good
A nice neighbourhood to a spot under the freeway
Its hard to ball but to fall off is so easy
When you're doing good its so many people down with you
Even when you're doing nothing they just hang around with you
But let the lights go off and the water stop running
Visits turn to phonecalls and the phonecalls stop coming
Fuck the z-ro shit my name joseph vey nigga
But if I wouldn't z-ro would they give a fuck if I came nigga
All the bullshit I go through I guess I'm who to blame nigga
And I'm fucked up hard about it ain't gonna never change nigga
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Joseph Wayne McVey (born January 19, 1976), better known by his stage name Z-RO, is an American rapper, singer, and producer. He has built a reputation as a southern rapper.growing up in ridge mon foe. Z-RO has sold about 1,000,000 albums in the U.S. Despite most of his popularity belonging to the south, he has been named as one of America's most underrated rappers by the New York Times and is considered by some to be among the best lyricists in hip hop today. Common themes in Z-RO's music are crime and poverty, often relating to his personal experience. For example, the music video for Hate You was recorded while he was incarcerated in Harris County jail. Though common, crime and poverty are not the only focuses of his music. Z-RO has been known to uplift crowds with his hope bringing songs such as “Lovely Day” and “T.H.U.G (True Hero Under God)”.
His 2006 album I'm Still Livin' was released while Z-RO was imprisoned for drug possession, to positive reviews.[1][2] It was called "a great album... powerful" but "relentlessly bleak" by The Village Voice[1] and "one of the best rap albums to come out of Houston" by the Houston Chronicle.[3]

Career
Since he started rapping mainstream, Z-RO has made a name for himself as one of the most lyrically talented and influential artists ever to come out of the Houston, Texas rap scene. Z-RO is a member of the original "Screwed Up Click", a large group of rappers from the south side of Houston that joined with DJ Screw on his mission to make it big. He is also part of Cali's 52nd and Hoover street, hoova duece

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