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Winning

from The Invitation by Ran$om Money

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Winning

I wake up in the morning
Damn what a day
Lookin in my wallet
Thinking that I got a mil to make
Mil to take
Top floor meetings
That I'm finna take
Lookin in the mirror like "goddamn that niggas great"
Put on the truey jeans
With the Jordan's on my feet
Got the swagger so complete
Bout to call a shorty up and fuck her to sleep
Then I call up all the homies cause you know they never phony
Told em light it
Don't fight it
Cause if you do
I know your corny

Chorus:
Ran$om Money livin'
With no children
Paparazzi flash when I walk through the building


Rock star livin
Dime piece women
Everybody know Ran$om Money niggas winnin'

Verse 2:
Ran$om Money niggas winnin
Everybody know we winnin
Got that drank in my cup
So you know that I'm leanin
Go and pop a Molly
You can meet me in the lobby
In the hotel
Do you copy
Walk up in the club with a few hotties
VIP prolly
Tryna get naughty
When she pulled it out
She had sworn it was a shotty
Ooohh La Di Da Di
She made it a sex party
It ain't Kung Fu
Bussin chops like Miyagi

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from The Invitation, released March 15, 2013

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Ran$om Money Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn duo ChillSim and 3DM make up the outfit Ran$om Money. This February, Chill Sim (1/2 of Ran$om Money) will be releasing his newest solo project, “Reign”. His songs are filled with the truths and stories of his environment, real life without the gimmicks. Reign is a beautiful display of lyrical skill meshed with timeless production from Phill Glass and longtime in-house producer Bastion. ... more

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