Drake - Started From The Bottom Lyrics

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[Hook: Drake]
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now my whole team fucking here
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now the whole team here nigga
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now my whole team here nigga
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now the whole team fucking here

[Verse 1: Drake]
I’da kept it real from the jump
Livin’ at my mama’s house we argue every month
Nigga, I was tryin’ to get it on my own
Working all night traffic on the way home
And my Uncle callin’ me like where you at?
I gave you the keys told you bring it right back
Nigga, I think its funny how it goes
Now I’m on the road half a million for a show
And we

[Hook]

[Verse 2: Drake]
Boys tell stories about the man
Say I never struggle wasn’t hungry yeah I doubt it nigga
I can turn your boy into the man
There aint really much out here thats poppin’ off without us nigga
We just want the credit where its due
I’ma worry bout me give a fuck about you
Nigga, just a reminder to myself
I wear every single chain even when Im in the house
Cause we
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now my whole team fuckin here
Started from the bottom now we here
Started from the bottom now the whole team here nigga

[Bridge: Drake]
No new niggas nigga we don’t feel that
Fuck a fake friend where your real friends at?
We don’t like to do too much explaining
Story stayed the same I never changed it
No new niggas nigga we don’t feel that
Fuck a fake friend where your real friends at?
We don’t like to do too much explaining
Story stayed the same through the money and the fame
Cause we

[Hook]

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Ester Dean - All in The Past Lyrics

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Chorus:
It’s all in the past, it hurts too much to bring it up
One thing that almost broke us up
It’s all in the past, no I don’t wanna talk about it
It’s all in the past, yeah, yeah, yeah

Verse 1:
I don’t wanna never hear her name no more for the rest of my life
I don’t wanna ever see her face again for the rest of my life
I don’t even wanna talk about it, we done work it out
Ain’t no need to bring it up cause it’s all in the past

Pre-chorus:
And I tried to forgive you and it seems to be working
My heart feels so better, it’s no longer working
So there’s no need to unbury worry
It’s all in the past, let’s leave it all in the past
Woah

Chorus:
It’s all in the past, it hurts too much to bring it up
One thing that almost broke us up
It’s all in the past, no I don’t wanna talk about it
It’s all in the past, yeah, yeah, yeah

Verse 2:
Everyday I try to feel the same for you
But as hard as I try, I can’t let go and feel the same for you
Can’t cover my eyes
And when you wanna talk about it, we just fight about it
And it feels like you’re diggin’ up the pain leave it all in the past

Pre-chorus:
And I tried to forgive you and it seems to be working
My heart feels so better, it’s no longer working
So there’s no need to unbury worry
It’s all in the past, let’s leave it all in the past
Woah

Chorus:
It’s all in the past, it hurts too much to bring it up
One thing that almost broke us up
It’s all in the á¹—ast, no I don’t wanna talk about it
It’s all in the past, yeah, yeah, yeah

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Kreayshawn - Babycakes Lyrics

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Baby cakes you just don’t know

(Chorus) x2
Baby cakes you just don’t know
How I , I like it down low
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
Boy take me step by step
Because I’m not something you own

(Verse)
Love that’s here, you left me lonely
But now that you’re here you’re right next to me ,so see
I can see you carefully when you look into me , it’s just like a dream so
Ma-ma-ma-make me scream , I’m feeling your voice so talk to me
When I can’t hear low, can you speak it up, if we go too slow, can you speed it up

(Bridge)
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow

(Chorus)
Baby cakes you just don’t know
How I , I like it down low
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
Boy take me step by step
Because I’m not something you own

(Verse)
I don’t want you this way
It’s just nice to say your name
Log on and I see your face
And it’s so cute it’s not the same
Light a blunt and pass it up
My favourite food I’ll give it up
Thinking of what I wanna do
Only thinking about you
That boy he loves me so
He holds me tight he can’t let go
In school he holds my books
He gives me love he is no crook
Say I hope he feels the same
I don’t know which one of us would lane
‘Cause the way I feel cannot be faked
‘Cause you know you’re my baby cakes

(Chorus) x2
Baby cakes you just don’t know
How I, I like it down low
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
Boy take me step by step
Because I’m not something you own

(Bridge)
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow
And I just want you to know
That I think our love will grow

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Jon Connor - Tour Life Lyrics

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[Hook]
Roll up, pour up, till it ain’t no more
Girl let’s get toe up, from flow up to chauffeur, let’s go
Go and toll up, pour up, till it ain’t no more
Girl let’s get toe up, from flow up to chauffeur, let’s go
Girl is you high, you high as hell
But you high as fuck
Is you high, if I ain’t hit it yeah
You ain’t high enough
Girl is you high, you high as hell
But you high as fuck
Is you high, if I ain’t hit it yeah
You ain’t high enough

Smoke fill atmosphere, girl why you actin weird
You don’t really smoke like that
Oh you got a act you see
Not for real, you keep acting high
Maybe you should pursue that career
But your girl lookin so thirsty
Wanna fuck so bad I wish I had a mattress yeah
I let the white to make em get high
Nigga that goose it make em get loose
All that ass to make me salute
When I’m in h town I’m knockin them boots
I ain’t lying, had a little chick in texas,
Woke up, she had dick for breakfast
And her x man tryina play detective
Next time I called her, she was disconnected
I guess, I guess, that’s how a lame nigga roll up
Nigga I’m blessed, motherfucker I’m blessed
Hey girl you enjoy the show
Then you already know, then put it on the floor
Put it, put it on the floor

[Hook]
Roll up, pour up, till it ain’t no more
Girl let’s get toe up, from flow up to chauffeur, let’s go
Go and toll up, pour up, till it ain’t no more
Girl let’s get toe up, from flow up to chauffeur, let’s go
Girl is you high, you high as hell
But you high as fuck
Is you high, if I ain’t hit it yeah
You ain’t high enough
Girl is you high, you high as hell
But you high as fuck
Is you high, if I ain’t hit it yeah
You ain’t high enough

Hold up, wait a minute, niggas puttin hate in it
So lame, dough game, niggas couldn’t pay to hit it
All night, throwing 1’s at my fuckin favorite stripper
She get off her round 4, and she tryina take me her
Cool, I say, I say cool, I say, I say cool
I want too, that means me and you, plus one she say cool
Fuckin right, we gonna fuck all night
I got something to prove nigga
Stop watching cock blockin, let these hoes choose
Girls just wanna have fun, you tryina get these hoes rules
Say you pimpin, you caught feelings
You got these hoes all confused
Barely like em, I don’t love em, I just fuck em
I don’t cuddle, lookin for me after shows
Buy me out lookin for trouble, bitch
Tattoo with my name on it, yeah I run that game on her
She like you bout to blow up
I hope that you don’t change em
Yeah I spend that change on her
I guess that’s just my life nigga
I know she your wife nigga
But she my bitch tonight nigga.

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Gucci Mane ft. Big Bank Black - Handicap Lyrics

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[Verse 1: Gucci Mane]
Well I bounce in past the bouncer, with a handgun and a chopper…
Well I bounce in past the bouncer, with a handgun and a rifle…
I might bounce in, me a bouncer, handgun and an ounce
Young nigga with a shotgun, and a handgun, and a rifle
Get pitched in, I’m a lifer – put my hand on the Bible
You walkin’ fast, you need to slow up, hoe
Actin’ lame, you need to grow up hoe
Got drank, I’m ‘bout to pour up hoe
I was broke, but I ain’t broke no more
No place the God can’t go
Trap rap, fuck hip-hop, hoe
Rambo with a loaded four-four
Commando, kick in your front door
Jesús, Alejandro
Get your whole family killed like El Chapo
Lots of guap and escudo
Drop the top, I’m in a new Lambo’
Let your daddy know, twin Calicos
And I’ll kill your ass if you like to gamble
County man, if your ass didn’t know
Like kinda how I make your ass ran, hoe
Afghanistan, I’m a travelling man
And when I pull up, got an army van
You must live in Fantasy Land
Cut off you and your partner’s hand
Canon, man, I’m from the scrap
And I’ll leave your partner’s ass handicapped

[Hook: Gucci Mane]
Handicap, handicap, handicap, handicap
Run up on me and I’mma leave you handicapped
Handicap, handicap, handicap, handicap
I keep a pistol by me, I’ve got handy scraps
Handicap, handicap, handicap, handicap
Shoot you in your head, youse in your partner’s lap
Handicap, handicap, handicap, handicap
Guap like the wheelchair niggas, handicapped

[Verse 2: Big Bank Black]
Heard he beefin’ with the mob, call him Two Wheel Willie
You ain’t no gangster, pussy nigga, youse a World Star bully
That a key-boy gangster, talkin’ tough as your train
We bustin’ tommy guns, pussy, like back in the day
I run with butcher-knife killers, they might chop off your fade
I got them crazy young niggas, they might jump out the state
Godfather status – I might spit in your face
And don’t be muggin’ pussy nigga, slap that look off your face
And if you want it, come get it – all my niggas with it
Got Nuke and Squeak with me, you know the carbon spittin’
You know them niggas hittin’, you know they gon’ blast
If you fuck around and live, you in a body cast

[Hook: Gucci Mane]

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President Obama on the "fiscal cliff" agreement

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The President reached an agreement with Republicans and Democrats in Congress on the "fiscal cliff" that prevents a tax hike on 98 percent of Americans and 97 percent of small businesses, while fulfilling the President's promise to ask the wealthiest Americans to begin to pay their fair share to reduce the deficit. President Obama recorded a video to update supporters like you on what's in the agreement and what it means for you -- watch it and share it with friends and family: http://my.barackobama.com/Fiscal-Cliff-Agreement It's thanks to people like you who spoke up and contacted your members of Congress throughout this debate that we were able to avoid a crippling tax hike. As we address our ongoing fiscal challenges, the President will do exactly what he said he would on the campaign trail -- working for the middle class and all those fighting to get into it, and building an economy from the middle out, not the top down. There will be more soon. For now, thanks for all you do, and happy new year. Messina Jim Messina Campaign Manager Obama for America

5 things you should know about last night's vote.

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Five things you should know about last night's vote. There's a lot of spin out there about the deficit deal that was cut over the holiday. We wanted to share our thinking on the deal. Over 20,000 CREDO Action members called their senators, their representatives, the White House and Congressional leadership to stop a bad deal. And we were joined by thousands of other progressives in advocating to save Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare, and to let the Bush tax cuts expire for the wealthiest 2% of Americans. And we most definitely had an impact. Cuts to Social Security benefits, which the White House proposed in final negotiations, were blocked. Raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 was also shot down early on when it was floated as a trial balloon. Action by voters who raised their voices made a difference in the debate. Unfortunately, the White House, which was in a strong position when it went into negotiations with Republicans, chose to cut a bad deal in order to make the overhyped "Fiscal Cliff" deadline. Instead, we should have waited for a new Congress to be sworn in on January 3 — with a Senate which will include progressive champions like Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Baldwin, and a House with more Democrats and fewer Tea Party Republicans. CREDO, along with other progressive groups like PCCC, MoveOn, DFA, ColorOfChange, and others, have said all along that no deal was better than the bad deal on the table. But last night the House ratified the White House's deal with Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell. And the White House made the Bush tax cuts permanent for a huge chunk of the wealthiest 2%, giving away much needed leverage for staving off future cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits. As Grover Norquist, the anti-tax conservative zealot who famously said his goal was to shrink government "down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub," tweeted before the vote: "Congress about to make permanent most of the temporary tax cuts that Democrats voted against in 2001 and 2003. Permanent beats temporary." And Rep. Tom Cole, a Republican House member from Oklahoma crowed, "I would prefer not to raise taxes on anybody. But we protected almost every American. We did it at a higher income level than the President campaigned on. And again, frankly, we've denied him I think his most important piece of leverage in any negotiation going forward."1 The deal didn't address the debt limit or even the triggered cuts (called the "sequester") set in place by the failed 2010 debt ceiling deal. So in just two months, we'll reach a crisis again, and because a key leverage point for raising revenue (rolling back the Bush tax cuts on the wealthiest Americans) has been surrendered, we'll be in the fight of our life to protect our Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare from benefit cuts. From our perspective, here are five things you need to know about last night's deal. 1) The Bush tax cuts that were finally set to expire are now permanent. The Bush tax cuts were set to expire on Jan. 1, 2013. President Obama and many Democrats won election in 2012 based on a promise to roll back the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest 2% of Americans making $250,000 and above. Had Congress done nothing, the Bush tax cuts for all Americans would simply have expired at midnight on December 31. But the deal that just passed made the Bush tax cuts permanent for households making up to $450,000. This represents a $9,200 tax cut for people making more than $35,000 a month.2 And it will take an affirmative act of Congress to actually raise taxes to undo this hand out to some of the richest Americans (a virtual impossibility with the current Congress). 2) The estate tax exemption just passed is a pure giveaway to the nation's wealthiest families. As Los Angeles Times business columnist Michael Hiltzik explains:3 There's no purer giveaway to the wealthy than this. The final deal raises the tax to 40% from 35% on estates over $10 million. (That figure is for couples, whose estates are each entitled to a $5-million exemption upon their deaths.) The alternative was to return to 2009 law, which set the tax at 45% on couples' estates more than $7 million. Who pays the estate tax? In 2011, about 1,800 taxpayers died leaving estates of more than $10 million. Their average estate was somewhere from $30 million to $40 million. Their heirs cashed in on some of the most nimble tax planning on Earth: Although the statutory top rate was 35%, the average rate on estates of even $20 million-plus (the average gross value of which was $65 million) came to only 16.2%. 3) The payroll tax expiration raises taxes on the middle and working classes. For the last two years, the payroll tax that wage earners pay on their first $113,000 of income to fund Social Security was temporarily reduced by two percentage points. While the mechanism of this tax cut was problematic from the perspective of those worried about fully funding Social Security, it was a form of economic stimulus that helped put more money in the pockets of working Americans. So most progressives who opposed the funding mechanism still thought that it should be phased out over time or replaced with some other kind of equivalent tax cut (at least until the economy improved). Instead, the payroll tax holiday was allowed to end abruptly and without anything to replace it, which will result in a jarring two percent reduction in the take-home pay of most workers. Since the payroll tax only applies to the first $113,000 in income, people who make more than that will see a relatively smaller tax increase. And combined with the now-permanent tax cuts for the wealthy, some of the richest Americans will see a net reduction in the taxes they owe whereas working and middle class workers will see a tax increase. 4) The deficit isn't really the problem. The deficit hysteria that has become part of the conventional wisdom in DC is really just a way for wealthy elites and corporate interests (and their allies on Capitol Hill) to push for austerity and end programs that benefit most Americans. America is the richest country in the history of the world and yet we're told by the deficit scolds that we're too poor to fund education or the FDA or pay for food stamps to keep Americans from going hungry. Meanwhile, the very same politicians who plead poverty want to give away billions in unneeded corporate welfare, spend more money than ever to fund the biggest military in the world and cut taxes on the extremely rich. Not to mention the fact that the cost of borrowing is at historic lows. For more on this topic read Dean Baker's piece "Look Beyond the Fiscal Cliff."4 5) The debt ceiling wasn't addressed. In two months Republicans will take hostages again, and we'll be in the fight of our lives to protect Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits. The existence of the so-called "Fiscal Cliff" was itself the result of a terrible deal President Obama cut the last time Congress had to raise the debt ceiling. This set up a constellation of automatic tax increases and spending cuts that Congress was feverishly trying to avoid, and which paved the way to yesterday's vote. But with the Bush tax cuts (one of the Republicans' top priorities) now off the table, we'll spend the next few months dealing with the automatic across-the-board spending cuts (known as the "sequester"), the end of the continuing resolution on the budget that funds the government, and the need once again to raise the debt ceiling. All of these provide the Republicans with opportunities for hostage-taking, and we know they have their sights set on cutting Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits. As Republican Congressman John Fleming told the Huffington Post: "We still have more opportunities. We've got the debt ceiling coming, sequestration. So we're going to get taxes off the table. The president can't say, 'We've got to raise taxes first before we get to spending cuts.' We will have already done that. Now the topic will be spending cuts, from this point out."5 There were some positive things in the bill that was passed. There was no negative change in the way cost of living increases to Social Security benefits are calculated. Unemployment benefits were extended for over two million Americans who are still looking for work. The Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit were extended for the next five years. And the Wind Production Tax Credit was extended for another year, to name a few. But overall, as Rep. Jim Moran said, "We're going to look back on this night and regret it."6 And even Majority Leader Harry Reid tossed concessions suggested by the White House into his Senate fireplace.7 Reid was soon replaced in negotiations with Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell by Vice President Joe Biden who struck the final deal. Jim Moran was joined by seven other members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus in voting no on making the Bush tax cuts permanent for Americans making over $250,000 a year. They were: Rep. Rosa DeLauro, Rep. Pete DeFazio, Rep. Earl Blumenauer, Rep. Xavier Becerra, Rep. Jim McDermott, Rep. Brad Miller and Rep. Suzanne Bonamici. In the Senate, Tom Harkin also stood up and alone on the floor of the Senate explained that permanent extension of the Bush tax cuts was an absolute deal breaker. These progressive legislators deserve our thanks. Click here to thank the progressives in the House and Senate who voted to hold out for a better deal and opposed making the Bush tax cuts permanent.Becky Bond, Political Director CREDO Action from Working Assets Automatically add your name: Learn more about this campaign 1. Leading House Republican says Obama's deal gave away all his leverage, PCCC's Daily Change, 1/1/13 2. The 'fiscal cliff' con game, Michael Hiltzik, LA Times, 1/2/13 3. ibid. 4. Look beyond the fiscal cliff, Dean Baker, CNN.com, 1/2/13 5. Fiscal Cliff Vote: House Republicans Caving, Senate Deal Coming to a Vote, Huffington Post, 1/3/12 6. Rep. Jim Moran on Fiscal Deal: 'We're going to look back on this night and regret it', PCCC's Daily Change, 1/2/13 7. Harry Reid Threw Obama Fiscal Cliff Proposal Into Burning Fireplace, Huffington Post, 1/2/13