[Mobb Deep] Yo.. Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Allah More
[Mobb Deep] Yo.. Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Allah Havoc gettin right, on them 747 Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Unconditional love showin Yo, yo, yo, yo Forty decide, on the First side right [Prodigy] Me and my Dunns come from the slums You can't take the slums out my Dunns and that's how it is, that's how we live Sometimes I find myself wearin the same shit for days not carin, bout what they gon' think or say I got that, "I don't give a fuck" in me, it's stuck in me That's how I 'vantage over y'all niggaz, y'all too pretty We too gritty, like Sanford and Son (what) Too grimy like Pigpen with jewels on See we the top rap niggaz, the Q-Dogs You got a lot of nerve, puttin out them songs knowin that my niggaz come strong, so let's get it on We just gettin warm, Operation "Quiet Storm" Silent wars or we silence the fours Half P and I's got it in the smash for sure Now it's movies and soundtracks This is where your career stop at [Nas] Aiyyo I drink to that I'm like a dictionary, y'all rappers exam me You ballet? They read your obituary, in front your family You should idolize Nas in the flesh Don't wait til I'm dead, to say I was the best, no doubt We shot hoops with coathangers, got loot with dopeslangers Sold soap to strangers, joked with danger Rob prostitutes, dodge cops in hot pursuit Bought weight from rosters, travel hot routes O.T. commute back and forth Tell shorty get that package off Fuck bein trapped up North, being told where to eat and shit Caught a case then I beat the shit Theives on the block flash badges, nylon jackets Big white boys with guns yellin, "Freeze black kids!" Got my niggaz in the pen, eatin octopus Wishin they was on the blocks with us to watch me and P do it (uh) put the heat to it (uh) Put it out, first day, the whole street knew it Bitches, hold they pussies and bop to the music and think deep to it, now who the truest? [Mobb Deep] Yo.. Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Allah Havoc gettin right, on them 747 Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Unconditional love showin Yo you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Unconditional love showin Are you fam to me, and only fam to me that can get that close to me Keep it type strong [Havoc] Dirty fingernails, reachin in my pocket pullin knots out I daydream of better days, in different ways out this lifestyle we live, iced out with the big fifth That's why the burnt leather lean to the left Even though we gained cash on fish I'm trapped on reason bein we ain't all rich And I'ma be that same nigga for the door And I'ma still walk the same path, we soon clash We get stacks, you do the math We pound niggaz out, walk away and laugh Fresh from out the lab, P and Nastradamus kid Rap niggaz shit they drawers [Nas] Yo they probably did I aircondition y'all niggaz, my prediction is you rewind this Your highness, Q-Boro's finest Click your Timbs three times, the wizard is Nas Grant you a wish, you get rich while listenin hard To my thugs in the prisonyard, bench-pressin 200 pounds and up Feelin like you down on your luck Raise up, I feel your pain, hit the law library Appeal the game, all eyes on me Restrained from, bein looked at, as uncivilized We epitomize thug song, y'all niggaz get mad Jealous rappers is puss, ain't got no style no heart and no look, shook Get stole on, my niggaz move right in the moonlight Y'all niggaz get done, I pee on them son, they a small issue We too official, blue steel pistols Teflon vests, it's no contest we hit you [Mobb Deep] Dunn you fam to me, and only family that can get that close to me Keep it type strong Blowin green that's keepin us goin Unconditional love showin Yo, yo, yo, yo Forty decide, Forty-First side right Yeah youknahmsayin? Not for nuttin baby Knahmsayin wanna give a shout out to my peoples YouknowhatImean? Gamble, Ill Will Killa Black, my brother It's never gonna be another Word up.. Yeah, you know how we do things
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Oh, the stench is the first thing I noticed during the night August 2006 when I took our Jack Russell Terrier out to potty. As we live in the More
Oh, the stench is the first thing I noticed during the night August 2006 when I took our Jack Russell Terrier out to potty. As we live in the country, we've had a lot of sick or stray animals dumped on our property. One night I took our dog back inside and saw movement in a dried mud puddle. I couldn't tell much, as the animal wouldn't let me within 100 feet. I began by leaving a bowl of water, the next night increasing it to two bowls, along with food. I would watch the dog out the window as he drank the water and ate the food, then disappeared into the night. I began to mix infection meds into his food, and one day my husband located his hiding spot while walking our Quinn. Finally--we knew why he wouldn't come to me--he'd been shot in the head, and he was blind due to a baseball sized knot of infection between his eyes. I've never seen anything like the abuse this animal suffered--I was SO angry. He'd been shot between the eyes, and he was so sick, my son took him to the vet to have him put down--I'd become attached, and just couldn't see him suffer any longer. The vet said we might save him, but it would take months, so expecting my son to return with the dog to be buried in our family animal plot, imagine my surprise when he drove in with the dog sitting up beside him in the front seat of his vehicle. As I'd called him my little "buddy" as I nursed him for weeks 24/7, the name stuck, and he officially became "Buddy." Vet bills ran over $500 quickly, as the head wound was bigger than a baseball, and Buddy's blindness continued. At three weeks, he finally saw me for the first time--a very special moment for us both. For weeks to come, I had to apply meds directly into the wound six times a day, feed him by hand, administer multiple drugs, including the salve and dip to cure the red manges he had become infected with--not a threat to our other dog as it is caused by a type of parasite that gets under an animals skin and eats it away. After six long months of care, Buddy gained from 40 pounds to 90 pounds, has beautiful, curly hair, and is my constant companion. He sleeps beside our bed on a large pillow, and gets in bed with us during thunderstorms and, oddly, when the toaster bell goes off. He is the most gentle dog, appreciative companion I've ever had--except for my husband, of course. His courage has been an inspiration for me as I struggle with a chronic illness. He protects me without caution to any other threat as we walk daily or go out in the night. He truly is--my Buddy, a blessing I can't imagine living without.
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