Good Die Young - Jim Jones, Marc Scibilia

Well, well

Well, well

Heatmakerz, crack music

Well, the good die young

Maybe it’s better

'Cause where I’m from

Oh, where I’m from

I’m still affiliated with fellas that’s cautious

Lookin' at the news, man, we closer to hell than I thought

Reflectin' while I’m smokin' an L in my Porsche

Straight up out my pocket, man, I just posted bail in the car

I wish I could speak on my case

Not a good feelin' when police got the heat in your face

Minor setback, but we still gotta keep it always

Ridin' through my hood, it’s so much talent I seen that’s a waste

Without a platform, lookin' for an outlet

We was taught to get money and buy cars that ain’t out yet

If it was O-2, we was tryna get the O-3

My first ten Grants, I was tryna get an O-Z

Well, the good die young

Maybe it’s better

'Cause where I’m from

Oh, where I’m from

Well, the good die young

Maybe it’s better

'Cause where I’m from

We live forever, forever

I’m havin' thoughts of VA comin' back for you rats on the bus

Must have had an angel 'cause I shoulda been shackled and cuffed

Started catchin' feelin', feelin' love with the MAC when it bust

You ever hear the sound of all paper start cracklin' up?

The fire start to hit and the fee hid the cracks for a rush

Brothers killin' brothers so how could you ask me about trust?

Some of these things I’m havin' issues with

Forty-four bully with a beam with the pistol grip

Just to give you some pacifics

On what to tell the cops for ballistics

She left a bunch of kisses on my boxers with her liptstick

My cars from overseas, I buy my watches from the district of—

I’m a grown man, I’m my own man

Savage nigga and I swing iron like Conan

Have a bunch of ghost-face killas shoot at your whole clan

My man E caught a charge and now he tryna get a program

You pull up to the crib, you leave the keys with the doorman

It’s just life, nigga

It’s just life, nigga

It’s just life, nigga

Well, the good die young

Maybe it’s better

'Cause where I’m from

Oh, where I’m from

Well, the good die young

Maybe it’s better

'Cause where I’m from

We live forever, forever

I pledge allegiance to the flag

Of the United States of America

And to the republic

For which it stands

One nation

Under God

Indivisible

With liberty and justice for all