FREEDOM

This fee like freedom in the afternoon, Soon as we got out of school
Three o'clock, on the dot Walking to the parking lot
Hopping in a Mikey's car, the stereos was stupid loud
But we never turned it down, max is where we kept the volume

True that was a permanent setup
For miles everyone could hear us blastin' Cdot out the Jetta
We fitted up for Fridays knowing no girls looking at us
We'd argue who could pull the most
And none of that shit mattered
We was broke and happy,
Looking back, I laugh at us now
Mom was sliding Andrew Jackson at me once in a while
That lonely 20 in my pocket as I ran through the town
Taught me how to stretch a five Karl Anthony Towns
One Oh Seven for an Arizona after all the taxes, Dollar menu soon as Kenyon got from basketball practice Scamming that McDonald's app was how we'd work our magic
Buffalo McChickens that's the sauce and now you have it

Don't know if I'll ever live right Don't know if I'll ever die

We reckless and we youngins In a rush to spend this money
We skating round these potholes on we ride around in buckets
Only 21 once, So decisions end fuck it

We all about the now Who's thinking about the repercussions
And fun is fun And what is done
When summer comes It's how we cope
With bustin buns for fucking crumbs

And all these racks To pay for class
Is pretty ass These gen-eds
They've been some scams We should be mad
Some skip that And go full time, In hopes we can
Climb the ranks, and find a way to pay our way through life
And we don't get the time to free ourselves from stress and strife
So that's why our early mornings come from crazy nights

Don't know if I ever lived right Don't know if I'll ever die



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Writer(s): Tracey Littleton
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