Since I ain't in many penitentiaries the best revenge is fuck friends Hit us off, give us plenty centuries, forgive my sins Takin' pictures for the feds, and desperate hopes they'd get us Strange whispers, cowards conversate, so quick to dis us Inhalin' Sherm smoke, visualized the flames Learnin', duckin' stray shots, bullets be hot, they burnin' Of nasty questions keep us all stressin', curious G'sīackstabbed and bleedin', fuckin' thoughts laced with weed Had a dream of livin' wealthy and makin' it bigĪnd after all my momma's thankin' God for blessin' the childĪll my momma gots to do now is collect it and smileįuck the world as we? and witness furious speeds Stuck inside a ghetto fantasy hopin' it'd changeīut when I focus on reality we broke and in chains To many hassles in my local life, survivin' the strainĪnd a man without a focus, life could drive him insane Turnin' circles in my life came to dealin' cocaine Look back on childhood memories and I'm still feelin' the pain Overlookin' his tomorrows and they finally came? Have you ever seen a nigga who was strong in the game Won't you smile (no doubt, smile for me now) just smileĪnd I can walk you through the days that I done Smile for me (nigga you ain't got nothin' to be worried about) (What ya looking all sad for, nigga you black, smile for me now) Smile for me, won't you smile (smile for me now) Livin' in the projects, broke with no lights on Here's a message to the newborns, waitin' to breatheĪgainst all odds, though life is hard we carry on My childhood years were spent buryin' my peers in the cemetery Wishin' I live my life a legend, immortalized in pictures Sellin' my soul for material wishes, fast cars and bitches Or the repercussions while bustin' on backstabbin' vultures
GETO BOYS SCARFACE TRACKLIST CRACK
Some see me stranded in this land of hell, jail, and crack sales You gotta be able to smile through all this bullshit.
GETO BOYS SCARFACE TRACKLIST PROFESSIONAL
And we were not recording in a professional studio.That's gon' make it hard to smile in the future. You also have to take into consideration that we were kids.
We wanted to be around that hip-hop movement. But back then we didn’t want to see no beautiful houses in the middle of nowhere. We were in a house and it was the nicest fucking house I had ever been in my life. We just sat around for a little while and recorded a few songs and after that James told us, ‘Y’all ain’t getting it done fast enough.’ They took us out to the middle of nowhere and left us together. Willie D, Bill and myself literally didn’t know each other. I was so excited to finally get my face on somebody’s cassette. I had no fucking idea this record was going to be. Scarface said the following about the album: Grip It! On That Other Level is also seen as a pioneer of the horrorcore hip-hop style with songs such as “Mind Of A Lunatic” and “Trigga-Happy Nigga.” Attention increased with the release of the Rick Rubin remix album The Geto Boys, which contained remixes of several songs from this album. The album caused controversy because of its violent and misogynistic content. Grip It! On That Other Level is the second album by the Geto Boys and is the first to feature the classic lineup of Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill.
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