2Pac Lyrics - Pour Out A Little Liquor

[2Pac]
Yeah
Pour out a little liquor for your homies nigga
This one here go out to my nigga Mike Coolie
(Light up a fat one for this one)
How you come up man?

I started young kickin dust and, livin rough
You watch you mouth around my mama you couldn't cuss man
I had a down ass homie though; we ran the streets
And on the scene at the age of fourteen, huh
I packed a nine and my nigga packed a forty-five
We drinkin forties, lil' shorties livin naughty lives
You couldn't stop us, long as I got my glock, FUCK the coppers
Hangin on the block, slangin rocks and makin profits
I couldn't fuck with the schhhoooollll life, I was a fool
I'll play that mother****** for a toooollll man
Tonight'll be the night that's what we figurin
Hustlin in the rain felt no pain cause we drinkin
Playin them hoes like manure
First let my nigga fuck and then I fuck that's how we do it (ha ha!)
It's two niggaz comin up out the hood
livin life just as good as we could
But since a bitch can't be trusted
Hoes snitched to the po-lice, now my nigga's busted
The cops whoopin on my nigga in jail
tryin to get a mother****** to tell
And couldn't nobody diss my nigga
Damn, I miss my nigga
Pour out a little liquor!

"My cousin died last year and I still can't let go" (4X)

This goes out to all you so called G's
Pour out a little liquor for your real motherfuckin partners
Don't let the drink get like that y'all, huh
Pour out a little liquor
Pour out a little liquor
What's that you drinkin on?

Drinkin on gin, smokin on blunts and it's on
Reminisce about my niggaz, that's dead and gone
And now they buried, sometimes my eyes still get blurry
Cause I'm losin all my homies and I worry
I got my back against a brick wall, trapped in a circle
Boxin with them suckers til my knuckles turn purple
Mama told me, "Son there'll be days like this"
Don't wanna think so -- I hit the drink and stay blitzed
We had plans of bein big time G's
Rolling in marked cars, movin them keys
And now I roll up the window, blaze up some indo
Get to' down for my niggaz in the pen, yo
Your son's gettin big and strong
and I'd love'm like one of my own, til you come home and
the years sure fly with the quickness
You do the time, and I'll keep handlin yo' business
That's the way it's supposed to be
Homie, if it was me, you'd do the shit for me
Homie, I can remember scrapin back to back
Throwin dogs on them suckers runnin up on this young hog
I hope my words can paint a perfect picture
And let ya know how much a nigga miss ya
Pour out some liquor!

"My cousin died last year and I still can't let go"

Look at you
Drinkin got you where you don't even give respect to your partners
Pour out some liquor nigga!
It ain't like that
Tip that shit over
Pour out a little liquor!

"My cousin died last year and I still can't let go" (4X)

This for my nigga Madman
Dagz, Hood, Silk yeah
A little liquor for my homies y'all
We in this motherfuckin piece YEAH
Pour out a little liquor
Young Queen, YEAH
This one goes out to all my mack partners
Back in the motherfuckin Bay
Oaktown still in the motherfuckin house
(Pour out a little liquor)
My nigga Richie Rich, Gov'na
(I don't care, Nighttrain, Henessey)
All my real motherfuckin partners
(Pour out a little liquor)
And all my real partnas in Marin, fuck you busta ass niggaz
Yeah nigga, pour out a little liquor!!

re: Tupac - Dear Mama

read it over, and I don't see it as a particularly effective piece of writing IMHO. Or at least, it isn't even close to the league of Shelley, Shakespeare, Conrad, Ginsburg, Homer, etc, etc.

One of the greatest poets of all time? I think not. Open to formalistic analysis... maybe psychoanalytic.... but there isn't anything really deep and significant in his writings.

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Tupac is overrated. There's no doubt about it.

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Originally posted by Mosaic re: Tupac - Dear Mama read it over, and I don't see it as a particularly effective piece of writing IMHO. Or at least, it isn't even close to the league of Shelley, Shakespeare, Conrad, Ginsburg, Homer, etc, etc. One of the greatest poets of all time? I think not. Open to formalistic analysis... maybe psychoanalytic.... but there isn't anything really deep and significant in his writings.

did you actually think that was a poem?

first off this is music here, lyrics, is music supposed to be shakespeare? Shelley? Etc? you probably thought the lyrics i posted was a poem but it wasn't...couple years ago his mother released a book with all the poems he wrote in his lifetime...he even wrote a play while he was in jail...his mother will be producing that play soon...you gotta remmeber this is a man who's labeled by some as a thug...not a poet

and explain to me why UC berkely and Harvard would offer courses on tupac?

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Originally posted by moncster Tupac is overrated. There's no doubt about it.

you're overrated

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Originally posted by TuanAnh213 you're overrated

but i bring teh funnay, so it's ok

"Anyone born after 1970 was affected by the hip-hop revolution," McCarthy said. "We wanted to introduce students to the marketing strategies used to present artists like Tupac to the public."

This is the most ridiclous statement i've ever heard.

I was born after 1970 and i ain't affected by hip hop revolution

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Originally posted by hardstyle "Anyone born after 1970 was affected by the hip-hop revolution," McCarthy said. "We wanted to introduce students to the marketing strategies used to present artists like Tupac to the public." This is the most ridiclous statement i've ever heard. I was born after 1970 and i ain't affected by hip hop revolution

Sure you are. Why else would you keep bothering with this thread if the hiphop revolution hadn't affected you?

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Look, the guy is a genius, he's talented, an artist, smart, etc., but he is no shakespeare, poe, plath, whoever. That's like comparing Michael Crichton to James Joyce

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper Sure you are. Why else would you keep bothering with this thread if the hiphop revolution hadn't affected you?

well uhm, why? Becouse i can not stand music whats about niggas and bitches and ho's

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Originally posted by hardstyle well uhm, why? Becouse i can not stand music whats about niggas and bitches and ho's

Exactly. The fact that you've taken that stance shows that the hiphop revolution has affected you.

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