Swoope - Boys R Us lyrics

I was dreaming of a past
Yeah, little kids in the house

I don't wanna grow up i'm a big little kid
I'm a never grow up
It's the toys of the world
For these boys and girls

Man, what i need to grow for
I'm doing big things
Oh, my whip game, crazy, insane
Tonka is the truck yo I'm
Sitting on them thangs
And I can't hold my neck up
Because of this big chain
So what this big chain is keeping me enslaved
Rather have that then Bengay as my sensei
Mmhm, kicking it can't worry
Can't 'bout worry champagne
Boy, I got them split's
Lit my joints inflamed
Bottles at the club I ain't talking Similac
Taking shorties to the crib for
Playtime then a nap
You say I'm too childish, so juvenilish
Because if it ain't about that cash
Money I ain't into that

Man, what i need to grow up for
I ain't got no kids
And if i do got kids man they ain't my kids
I'm the only kid i got sleeping at my crib
And I ain't trading in my
Stylist to be stylish i can't be a father
Because I never one had i can't even bother
Trying to be my son's dad
So I give my child support
Monthly through child support
He can grow to ball like his dad
But get a job in sports if he can't catapult
To win as an adult
Blame it on his momma because
It ain't his dad's fault
How I'm a show him how
If I ain't knowing how
I live too fast to grow up
And I ain't slowing down

Man, what you need to grow up for?
Ain't you like 40 homie
And you still hitting clubs drinking
On a 40 homie still on the corner homie
Getting at your shorties homie
Man, that's mad corny homie
Such a sad story homie
Busy chasing tail but you can't
Be the head of households
Most our kids in jail because you ain't
There to make a house home
You ain't there to teach 'em
To lean on, to feed 'em
Starving for your discipline but you
Ain't there to beat 'em
You ain't there to lead 'em
So tell me who they're going to follow
They going to get their core values
From the dude who's rapping on the
Screens of the floor models
Homie that's the truth
So first they need you to
Stop reliving your youth and grow up