[Intro]
I hit the road
Looking for my hoodie, know it's bout to get cold
You don't need to worry, I'm just out to the store
I promise Imma hit you when I'm headed back to home

[Verse]
Yeah, slipping these fours and hit the dough
Putting these headphones trynna tell me shit that I know
Bumping DMX and Pac, no apologies how I show up
They say that shit for later, gonna save it for when I grow up

In my private pilot life there ain't no sorrow, just getting money
Gold teeth and a cockpit, n***a won't be shit funny
Clouds in the sky, I need the sunny days again
Fuck an expectation, I can set that shit ablaze again

Ya dig, uh

But I made it to the seven eleven
I walk in, clerk ask me if I'm tall, I'm like "shit, I can't call it"
When I'm out I get a call from my girl and pick up like "what you been on"
What's in this cup
Arizona

She like "save a lil for me"
I'm like "girl I ain't no dummy"
Bust sure laughter as I'm approaching, homie
I peeped this n***a in my peripheral [?], but
I say fuck it and I keep walking
I know my father told me sometimes they stalking around this part
But n***a I'm just walking around my heart

Tell me something about to start to go down
[?] 'cause I'm [?] it now
Hit the truck door, slam as I'm running out of stamina
Pop off like believe me, wish I got this shit on camera

Turn around like "n***a what's your deal?"
He like "what you trying to steal?"
And approach me like these hands ain't [?] for real
They'll be end up in the squabble, seeing, reaching for the steal

I freeze up, 'cause I ain't ready to perish
I start to ease up, but it's too late
I look the barrel in the face and I choose fate
I stop fighting and this n***a blow my brains, on the [?]
That's my life, leave my body, it's another dream to [?]

The blood stop pumping, neighbor see it he disturbed
Paramedics [?] but I can't utter a word

[Outro]
My soul off the Earth now
My body lay cold in the rain
But fuck it I ain't dying in vain
You see, nine years later, my story still remain
'Cause white supremacy inflicted different type of pain
But if you're black, then you my family, we the same
Said if you're black, then you're my family, we the same
Justice for all of us difficult to attain
The proof to everyone, can still recall my name, Trayvon