Poverty rap II Lyrics – Cleo’s Trademark

Poverty rap II Lyrics by Cleo’s Trademark

(*Hi, from a Russian city, living life
Fans looking at beautiful scenery
Eating toast for breakfast, wait we ran out
Let’s eat a fat girl in the street in the south

Our cool town has 500 people-*)
*Oh hey!*
Yo!
*Welcome to a nice country in the tropical lands!*

Niiiice
*With temples and beautiful jungles..*
Glad to be here!
*Nothing is bad, right?*

I wouldn’t think so…
*Well you ARE mistaken!*
Oh
*We have poor people like us, poor people, POOR PEOPLE EVERYWHERE!* (Ouch) (I mean, it’s the way of life, y’know?)

*In our weird #ss slums with our desperate attempts to make money*
Welcome to the Thailand
Indeed the land of smile
But when you look situations no hesitation say bye

Rough times in the heat, rubbling feet in the slums
Leaders stay luxury, the g#dd#mn slaves all up their bums
No jail cause you’re rich
Why you gotta be a b#tch

This smile land’s gonna sink, but you out here blaming kids
Warning all my friends, not to trip on the podium
By the end of this sh#t, you’re gonna need some Copium
We are livin’ that poor life

Got a dollar to our name now
We can’t even afford ice
Cuz we got a dollar to our name now
To our name now

To our name now
Cuz we got a dollar to our name now
To our name now
To our name now

Cuz we got a dollar to our name now
I just stole your f#ckin’ sample
f#ck me and f#ck you too
I ain’t gon’ lie you open my fridge just a stick of Elmer’s Glue

No bread, no water, no ice, no heat
It’s gonna kill my family (Kill- kill my family)
Can’t even afford to my medicine sometimes
That’s why I’m still sick as f#ck

Hospital bills at an all time high
I spend my days just getting high off of life
Pseudo, show us what I mean
Hit a freestyle or go…
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Cleo’s Trademark Lyrics – Poverty rap II

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Poverty rap II