[{"id":13811650,"name":"Mo Trill","trackName":"Mo Trill","artistName":"Bun B & Cory Mo","albumName":"Mo Trill","duration":264.3243309,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Cory mo (whoop!)\nAyy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\nPhizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\nPhizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\nMo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill\n  artist: Bun B & Cory Mo\n  album: Mo Trill\n  duration_ms: 264324\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Cory mo (whoop!)\n  Ayy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\n  Phizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\n  Phizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\n  Mo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":11335495,"name":"Mo Trill","trackName":"Mo Trill","artistName":"Bun B","albumName":"Mo Trill","duration":264.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Cory mo (whoop!)\nAyy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\nPhizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\nPhizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\nMo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill\n  artist: Bun B\n  album: Mo Trill\n  duration_ms: 264000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Cory mo (whoop!)\n  Ayy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\n  Phizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\n  Phizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\n  Mo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":11335497,"name":"Mo Trill","trackName":"Mo Trill","artistName":"Bun B & Cory Mo feat. Jazze Pha, Slim Thug & Lil’ KeKe","albumName":"Mo Trill","duration":264.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Cory mo (whoop!)\nAyy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\nPhizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\nPhizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\nMo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill\n  artist: Bun B & Cory Mo feat. Jazze Pha, Slim Thug & Lil’ KeKe\n  album: Mo Trill\n  duration_ms: 264000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Cory mo (whoop!)\n  Ayy! ladies and gentlemen! (uh)\n  Phizzle (phizzle, phizzle)\n  Phizzle introducin'... (whoop!) bun! (whoa!)\n\n  Mo trill, on god! (whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":38636525,"name":"Mo Trill feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":18593873,"name":"Mo Trill (feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill (feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":21863270,"name":"Mo Trill (feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nHol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\nSo i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\nBoys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\nBut i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\nNow, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\nThat's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\nI'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\nI ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n(Y'all better get used to me)\n\n'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\nAnd i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\nWe do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\nAnd the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\nPunchin' the clock)\nAnd now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\nWe grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\nSo, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\n\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n(Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\nHot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\nStackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\nThen i work grains superiorly\nI'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\nThem texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\nCrawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\nThe diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\nCandy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\nHazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\nThe summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\nDo it large! h-town {?} the screw\n{?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\nA legend when it come to the {?}\nKing when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n{?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\nGot more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nStill ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\nThey thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\nFuneral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\nEverything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nI know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\nThey okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\nI keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\nI been all around the world, representin' my city\nAnd i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\nI got too much wood; {?}\nToo trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\nI'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\nThat's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\nBeen givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\nEvery day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\nNever stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\nSomethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Mo Trill (feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the nine-to-five blue collar workers punchin' the clock\n  Punchin' the clock)\n  And now the trill og done hooked up with cory mo\n  'Cause when it come to makin' trill music, cory know\n  We grippin' wood grain wheel and {?} ladies on the grill\n\n  So, jazze, tell 'em what's the deal\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  (Lil' keke in the buildin'! let's go, n#gg#!)\n\n  Hot as a skillet, the trillest i ever been\n  Stackin' paper, crushin' haters, and watchin' my {?}\n  Then i work grains superiorly\n  I'm all around the world, talkin' sh#t and they feelin' me\n\n  Them texas niggas crazy; they do it so differently\n  Crawlin' through our swag, drippin' blue but it's tiffany\n  The diamond in the back, grab the wheel with my float hand\n  Candy red, white inside—b#tch, this a coke hand\n\n  Hazards blinkin', leather sinkin'—guess who's in charge (charge)\n  The summer on the way; i'ma dress the garage (i swear)\n  Do it large! h-town {?} the screw\n  {?} way triller than you; what it do?\n\n  A legend when it come to the {?}\n  King when i'm servin' the track—that's a fact\n  {?} in my best suede, (wait) makin' my best play (play)\n  Got more wood than a church; have a blessed day\n\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Still ridin' big caddy like a sugar daddy (sugar daddy)\n  They thought they had me till i came back; it ended badly (damn)\n  Funeral line comin' down, whole meal baby (whole meal baby)\n  Everything clean 'cause i'm mo' trill, baby (mo' trill, baby)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  I know they hate me 'cause i won't fall off (nah)\n  They okay but no, y'all ain't triller than the boss\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  Too trill, thugger too true and real (true, real)\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  That's how i live; anybody know me know what it is (is)\n\n  Been givin' boys the biz, reppin' texas worldwide\n  Every day, i'm outside, throwin' up that northside (northside)\n  Never stopped; every year, somethin' trill drop (huh)\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n  Somethin' new out the lot, some mo' {?}\n"},{"id":24619815,"name":"Mo Trill (Feat. 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(whoop, whoop, whoo!)\n  'Cause i'm way mo' trill today than i was yesterday (ooh, lord!)\n  I keep it true and i'm real, okay? they can't take that away\n  I been all around the world, representin' my city\n\n  And i came right back in a slab (skrr!)\n  I got too much wood; {?}\n  I'm swingin' fo's with the diamond in the back (ooh, lord!)\n  Hol' up! they tellin' me the game is callin' me\n\n  So i gotta keep it pushin' when them haters stallin' me\n  Boys was talkin' down then they tried blackballin' me\n  But i ain't need you niggas for nothin' 'cause it's all in me\n  Now, god gave me everything that i would еver need\n\n  That's why i'm on top and the block, i forevеr bleed\n  I'm movin' at a better speed than i used to be in\n  I ain't goin' nowhere so y'all better get used to me\n  (Y'all better get used to me)\n\n  'Cause what i'm bringin', can't nobody match it\n  And i put some fire on it; can't nobody catch it\n  We do it for the ratchets, them boys on the block\n  And the 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dedicated to all beautiful black women\n[00:04.39] All black mothers, wives, sisters and daughters\n[00:07.59] We love you, honor you and we will protect you by any means necessary\n[00:12.23] Let's go\n[00:13.13] My queen (queen)\n[00:14.59] I sing it from the heart so you believe it (believe it)\n[00:17.58] You make them hard times look easy (easy)\n[00:20.31] You're righting my wrongs, you're weak and you're strong\n[00:23.10] I accept you completely, my queen (queenie)\n[00:27.06] Talking to you, baby, 'cause I love you (I love you)\n[00:29.63] My auntie and my sister and my mothеr (mother)\n[00:32.76] This has been a beautiful struggle, oh-oh\n[00:37.72] Lеt's give it up one time for the black woman\n[00:40.95] Because we know you got our back, and that's a fact coming\n[00:43.86] From the black man, you know just what you mean to me\n[00:46.99] You always lift me up, when the world keep demeaning me\n[00:50.17] Always in my corner when my back's against the wall\n[00:52.86] 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and pain in this world (This world)\nI'm just tryin' to remain in this world (This world)\nI even pray to God for change in this world\nI've seen some troubling times in this world\n'Cause my Black life matters in this world\n'Til we're equal in this world\nPower to the people in this world\n\nI done seen too much through the times\nCrazy days going through my mind\nSame color, same skin folk\nMurdered till they - my kind\nWhat about Breonna Taylor?\nKilled in her home, no one to save her\nFrom the same people that's supposed to protect us\nThey let them walk free like it ain't nothing major\nCold world, big Floyd shook the whole globe up\n\nFront line, be damned if I fold up\nThis pressure season can't hold up\nThey know it's real when I roll up\nI'll take this fight, any day, any time\nAll this anger that I got on my mind\nEndangered species, ain't nothing here fine\nNo open racists like we out here blind\nSay they name, say they name\nAll these days I'm sick of pain\n\nCan't find a 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on\nBeautiful Skin by Goodie Mob\nBonnie, I told you I'm riding forever\nNo matter the weather, we weather storms\nNo matter the pressure, no matter depression\nWe stressing, I promise I'll give her God\nQueen, goddess, those just titles\n\nBe balance, that's more like it\nI'm no psychic, but I see the future in your eyes\nYou can read the pain in my past\nEven when I drink to disguise, right\nI'm on fire (I'm on fire), you on fire too (you on fire too)\nAnd I'm sorry (and I'm sorry), I been prideful (I been prideful)\nBeen out the way (been out the way), still I ain't you (still I ain't you)\nWhat I'm trying to say is I don't got to but I got you, queen\n\nMy queen (queen)\nI sing it from the heart so you believe it (believe it)\nYou make them hard times look easy (easy)\nYou're righting my wrongs, you're weak and you're strong\nI accept you completely, my queen (queenie)\nTalking to you, baby, 'cause I love you (I love you)\nMy auntie and my sister and my mother (mother)\nThis has 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right\n[03:06.06] I'm on fire (I'm on fire), you on fire too (you on fire too)\n[03:09.40] And I'm sorry (and I'm sorry), I been prideful (I been prideful)\n[03:12.33] Been out the way (been out the way), still I ain't you (still I ain't you)\n[03:14.59] What I'm trying to say is I don't got to but I got you, queen\n[03:18.59] My queen (queen)\n[03:19.97] I sing it from the heart so you believe it (believe it)\n[03:23.04] You make them hard times look easy (easy)\n[03:26.04] You're righting my wrongs, you're weak and you're strong\n[03:28.34] I accept you completely, my queen (queenie)\n[03:32.67] Talking to you, baby, 'cause I love you (I love you)\n[03:35.46] My auntie and my sister and my mother (mother)\n[03:38.60] This has been a beautiful struggle, (oh-oh)\n[03:45.29] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: My Queen\n  artist: Bun B\n  album: Mo Trill\n  duration_ms: 229172\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Cory Mo\n  start_ms: 660\n  end_ms: 1970\n- text: This 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