o.c.、O.C.《Born 2 Live》[MP3_LRC]

[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com  [00:29.32]Like the dead end kids we used to play in the streets [00:31.69]Never worryin about grief football spelled relief [00:34.82]Ronnie ? was the coach for us [00:36.69]See he taught us to play almost every single day OK [00:39.75]Now on Evergreen was Larry and Mike and Lon [00:42.24]My cousin Boo lived there too just to name a few [00:44.75]With Sha rone he's bad to the bone Boo's little sidekick [00:47.80]And a badass mouth he used to feist it on Harmon Street [00:50.87]With Zach Leo and Ed [00:52.18]Me Jody and Boop by June, Rocky and then comes [00:54.93]Tommy and Cedric, Lamont and Greg, unique in our own right [00:58.19]At times we'd fight, but that's a-ight [01:00.01]Still, not realizin we had love, it showed [01:02.75]When we played, no phony charades against [01:04.82]One another, now while I write this song [01:07.26]It's like some are still alive and a couple are gone [01:30.22]As kids, you're overlookin death [01:31.72]It didn't seem important or serious, it just seems curious [01:34.96]It was about, wakin to a bowl of cereal [01:37.47]Cartoons on Saturday's, karate flicks, and like [01:40.09]Ridin your skateboard, or bicycle [01:42.09]And went as deep as Killa Joe on the corner drinkin Ripple [01:44.84]Plus, Puerto Rican kids on the block were cool [01:47.34]We got along, we all knew right from wrong [01:49.84]By far, we got a dose that life was hard [01:52.28]A Spanish we were close with, was killed by a car [01:54.91]Shocking, Alberto was hit, on the block and [01:57.53]Death was spontaneous, his moms was clockin him 'cross the street [02:00.65]He just received an award [02:02.40]For Little League baseball like an hour before, plus [02:05.10]He didn't even get to see the summer set in [02:07.59]Dyin all young at the age of seven [02:09.72]It opened up my eyes small that the flesh was weak [02:12.28]As a kid, thinkin sh*t like that was mad deep, peep it [02:59.25]Now when somebody is gone, that's when you realize how close you was [03:02.26]How close you are.. like a star [03:04.82]Real deep it takes time to heal [03:06.76]And still from time to time you wish you could find the way to forgive [03:10.32]And let him know you forgave [03:12.01]But they can't feel six feet deep inside the grave [03:14.82]What's left, but attend his wake, believin if it was you [03:17.94]He'd do it for old time's sake, damn [03:20.19]I'm disturbed, by the news when I was told I was sittin [03:23.38]Knowin damn well Boo ain't bullshittin [03:24.95]My life flashed like big bills of cash [03:27.38]And good times we had, now it's all so sad [03:30.00]One of my childhood pals hit the road [03:32.44]When you take, to the streets, then you die, by the code [03:35.21]But in this case, who knows what went down? [03:37.20]Bottom line is wishin that he still was around [03:39.89]Now he found a spot in my heart, or should I say lobotomy [03:42.89]Mike, know you're trapped inside of me [03:45.14]And every other brother in Bushwick [03:46.95]Who rushed to your side thick, all down with the click [03:49.89]Yeah, God Bless he laid to rest [03:52.46]Call him Mike Boogie, that's what describes the ni**a best