When I pull up to the party please pass me the aux
With your dry ass playlist I'll pass you the sauce
South side Baton Rouge back like a boss
Bless tracks like I rap with my back on the cross
This that 2006 feel, riding in the whip
Wheel gripping, drifting, twisting, turning tighter than a windmill
Living on a whim I never was the one to sit still
Out of hand shorty sorry momma for the fist full
Back in high school in that V-6
Piling homies in the Pilot like a field trip
We the plug for the gas like a bean dip
Pull up to the spot peel off like a cheese stick
Never gave a damn what no Po Po think
We would just run like water out the sink
Never had a filter, always had a drink
Here's a toast to them good times gone when you blink
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
This is not the way my father raised me
Told me never talk about the money that you're making
Even though his presence it was temporarily vacant
See the essence of a lesson that should never be forsaken
Grew up on Elm Street
Freddy vs. Jason
Taught me not sleep I got to get it stay chasing
Avoiding the snakes, the fakes, the jakes, the statesmen
I've been saying that the pigs stay greasy like bacon
So I'm doing my thing i'm on my own two
Shit I moved down South for the soul food
In the bottom of the boot where my soul grew
Walk in my shoes, so cold you'll need snow boots
Damn
If I say I'll do it I'ma do it when I can
Even as a boy, boy I knew I'd be the man
So if you're talking shit when the shit hits the fan
Know that I don't throw fits I throw hands
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
Kevin Miner - Hometown (feat. Jony Shelby) Lyrics
Kevin Miner - Hometown (feat. Jony Shelby) Lyrics
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English
When I pull up to the party please pass me the aux
With your dry ass playlist I'll pass you the sauce
South side Baton Rouge back like a boss
Bless tracks like I rap with my back on the cross
This that 2006 feel, riding in the whip
Wheel gripping, drifting, twisting, turning tighter than a windmill
Living on a whim I never was the one to sit still
Out of hand shorty sorry momma for the fist full
Back in high school in that V-6
Piling homies in the Pilot like a field trip
We the plug for the gas like a bean dip
Pull up to the spot peel off like a cheese stick
Never gave a damn what no Po Po think
We would just run like water out the sink
Never had a filter, always had a drink
Here's a toast to them good times gone when you blink
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
This is not the way my father raised me
Told me never talk about the money that you're making
Even though his presence it was temporarily vacant
See the essence of a lesson that should never be forsaken
Grew up on Elm Street
Freddy vs. Jason
Taught me not sleep I got to get it stay chasing
Avoiding the snakes, the fakes, the jakes, the statesmen
I've been saying that the pigs stay greasy like bacon
So I'm doing my thing i'm on my own two
Shit I moved down South for the soul food
In the bottom of the boot where my soul grew
Walk in my shoes, so cold you'll need snow boots
Damn
If I say I'll do it I'ma do it when I can
Even as a boy, boy I knew I'd be the man
So if you're talking shit when the shit hits the fan
Know that I don't throw fits I throw hands
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
With your dry ass playlist I'll pass you the sauce
South side Baton Rouge back like a boss
Bless tracks like I rap with my back on the cross
This that 2006 feel, riding in the whip
Wheel gripping, drifting, twisting, turning tighter than a windmill
Living on a whim I never was the one to sit still
Out of hand shorty sorry momma for the fist full
Back in high school in that V-6
Piling homies in the Pilot like a field trip
We the plug for the gas like a bean dip
Pull up to the spot peel off like a cheese stick
Never gave a damn what no Po Po think
We would just run like water out the sink
Never had a filter, always had a drink
Here's a toast to them good times gone when you blink
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
This is not the way my father raised me
Told me never talk about the money that you're making
Even though his presence it was temporarily vacant
See the essence of a lesson that should never be forsaken
Grew up on Elm Street
Freddy vs. Jason
Taught me not sleep I got to get it stay chasing
Avoiding the snakes, the fakes, the jakes, the statesmen
I've been saying that the pigs stay greasy like bacon
So I'm doing my thing i'm on my own two
Shit I moved down South for the soul food
In the bottom of the boot where my soul grew
Walk in my shoes, so cold you'll need snow boots
Damn
If I say I'll do it I'ma do it when I can
Even as a boy, boy I knew I'd be the man
So if you're talking shit when the shit hits the fan
Know that I don't throw fits I throw hands
When I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on our own now
Some of y'all still the same, we can't all grow up
I go back to my hometown
It's like everything changed since when they knew us
Living life on my own now
Some of y'all still the same, I pray we all grow up
Writer: Kevin Miner
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