| Ey homeboy, we don't play |
| (San Diego to L.A.) |
| In the Fleetwood Cadillacs |
| Chevy Impalas and shit, you know |
| (San Diego to L.A.) |
| Low-Riding |
| See that's what we do, homes |
| You know what I'm talkin' about? Check this out |
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| Beautiful hynas, rucas, Low-Rider carruchas |
| Juras are hot so gots to keep trucha |
| Just somethin' that stuck with me |
| Ever since they used to fuck with me |
| It changed a little, luckily |
| Ey, I'm still down |
| And homes it's for the brown |
| Even though I still got pride in my town |
| Homies come around |
| Drinkin' cheves on my driveway |
| Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays |
| Whenever's clevers |
| Down for whatever |
| As long as the weather's cool |
| Drink a 12-pack or Two |
| Till somebody acts a fool |
| They don't have to go home |
| But they know what to do |
| We scrape 6-3's and we drag 6-2's |
| Got my '49 and I got my Caddy too |
| My life is good and it's bad |
| Has it's ups and it's downs, I'm just glad |
| I'm still around to tell my stories, man |
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| Ey, homeboy we don't play |
| (We don't play, we don't play) |
| Scrape that bumper |
| As we lay In a '49 Chevrolet or Six-Trey |
| (There's no way, from San Diego to L.A. we lay) |
| In the Fleetwood Cadillacs |
| (That's right) |
| That battery sits in a gold rack |
| Side to side, front and back |
| With switches that bump alot |
| (Fingerz, let me fuck this up dawg) |
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| No disrespect intended, homes |
| Been many places |
| Seen many faces |
| But there's no place like home |
| That's where I roll my Dayton's, 13-inch chrome |
| Hit the switch, front and back |
| Then I get gone, get ghost |
| This is the West Coast, Southern Califas |
| Right next to Tijuas |
| Latin crazed, draggin' shades |
| Draggin' my back bumper all over the place |
| Chispas from the frame when it's grazed |
| California's what it says on the plates |
| Double painted in candy |
| We'll do some flakes in the plane |
| So fuckin' bright you have to cover your eyes |
| Just like that primo tryin' to cover his lies |
| My hyna gets all mad 'cause it's the love of my life |
| I'm Lil Rob and I'll Low-Ride till I die |
| You wanna know why? |
| Because I love to get high |
| And it's like smokin' an ounce |
| Every time that I... (bounce) |
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| Ey, homeboy we don't play |
| (We don't play, we don't play) |
| Scrape that bumper |
| As we lay In a '49 Chevrolet |
| Or Six-Trey |
| (There's no way, from San Diego to L.A. we lay) |
| In the Fleetwood Cadillacs |
| (That's right) |
| That battery sits in a gold rack |
| Side to side, front and back |
| (Fingerz, let me fuck this shit up dawg) |
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| Ey homeboy, we don't play |
| Scrapin' back bumper as we lay |
| In a 1949 Chevrolet or my Six-Trey |
| Or the Fleetwood Cadillacs |
| Them batteries on the racks |
| That switch is sittin' on my lap |
| Smiling faces they sometimes lie |
| But I make people smile every time that I drive by |
| Little kids give other kids high fives |
| And hope to someday to have a ride like mine |
| And that's cool |
| A whole new Low-Riding generation |
| Bouncing, candy flaking, pancaking and scraping |
| Street raking, shaking till something's breaking |
| Hittin', like everything written in Nana's kitchen |
| No fiction |
| Fucking up my jurisdiction |
| Juras tripping 'cause I'm switch flippin' |
| And grinnin' |
| Loving how I'm livin', just chillin' |
| Looking hella mean in my 1218's |
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| Ey, homeboy we don't play |
| (We don't play, we don't play) |
| Scrape that bumper |
| As we lay In a '49 Chevrolet or Six-Trey |
| (There's no way, from San Diego to L.A. we lay) |
| In the Fleetwood Cadillacs |
| (That's right) |
| That battery sits in a gold rack |
| Side to side, front and back |
| With switches that bump alot |
| (Fingerz, let me fuck this up dawg) |
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| You know how we do it dawg |
| From San Diego to L.A |
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