S, D, & Rnr - Nacho Picasso

The best rapper, but dope’s all I ever sold

Fuck your slave deal, even though them chains is gold

Shaka Zulu, I’m the one them chains can’t hold

Twin sisters, fucked around and banged them both

My parents, fucked around and shamed them both

Up your nose, fuck your oath, through a shameless toast

Check our growth, we so close, catch the Holy Ghost

The south and the east side there’s no goldie loc

And every nigga in between who just know we go

Last drag on the blunt, Bruce Leroy glow

Hella bands in the waist like a GI Joe

Got jacked by them giants, no fee fi fo

Get your hand up out our pocket, we the Malcom X-es

Dating all the voodoo dolls, catching all the hexes

Catch my exes running round, run 'em down with Lexus

I like drugs, rock & roll, but not without the sexes

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Start to take control

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Start to take a toll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

I can’t let 'em go

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Is really all I know

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Start to take control

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll

Start to take a toll

Sex, drugs, and rock & roll, feeling like Mötley Crüe

S.S. Monte Carlo, whiter than Donahue

Watch Donnie Darko while I’m frying all my molecules

Do it for the Vine?

I’d rather do it for a Jamba Juice

Razzmatazz with extra boost

And my — gal’s a spazz, she extra loose

Deep throating lava lamps, leaving extra room

My dick going in and out like a exit wound

Her best friend wanna sext, she said «Text it to him»

I’m like Dr. Manhattan, who’s the next to

I been sticking to the code, what is Dexter doin'?

These niggas all look like sheeps, I’m the shepherd to 'em

I been kinda fuckin' Tony or Thomas and this I promise

If you ever get the dick from this yankee, you’ll be astonished

Our kids will probably speak the queen’s english and go to college

I’m really not that bad have some faith, Christopher Wallace