Chris Buxton - Inauguration lyrics

[Verse 1: ThugDub] From the 803 to the 216 Got plans, lemme tell ya, and I know I'm gon get my fix Lil' man came forth from the belly of the Earth, from the belly of the beast Shout Cleveland East and you know I'm gonna put in that work Smoking on a little homegrown ‘cause I can't go home Made a promise to my mom I was gonna make it home grown As a man; not 19, no plan, might be stoned ‘Cause I came to the ‘Land, not nothing but my name and a lil' bit of change in my hand Now I'm getting paid in advance Now they say Wade is the man Been blazing that loud as he plays in a band Been Jay-Z'ing, can I live? Can I 180 from the man I been? A man I be, and man I be taking a stand And I may not be making them bands But I sure ain't taking them hand outs Stand out [Bridge] [Verse 2: Chris Buxton] Young dreamers Young fiends rock old Filas Bean boots and a snapback Retrograde from the Nasdaq I take that, take a few dabs Light up the cabbage then I hit back Like Pacquiao, always pack a punch Ten shots, we ain't had enough f** college, that's thug knowledge We embrace the best, we true scholars Told Dub we on, he a true baller Damn I miss my mom, think I might call her Taking toasts in the air like, man it's glad to be on Shoutouts to Hippie for mixing this song I'm lighting this blunt and I'm ‘bout to be on [Verse 3: ThugDub] Oh lord oh lord, oh lord, gimme ‘bout four years Imma come back home, do a tour here For the Hill, Fort Mill, get me York here Ya boy gotta warm up from the north, yeah I Left the heat for Cleveland, no D Wade You seen Wade? He ain't sleep in bout three days D3 plays; three ways, ball, cla** and rap And I'd rather have the last ‘cause my a** can rap And this is what you waited for Been heavily debated, everyone I see is saying “He could be the greatest, maybe we could be mistaken If he ain't the best, and if he ain't the best at least we see how far a G can take it” See how far a dream can take it How far the 803 will take it How far the 216 will take it And this is my inauguration