| Song | Six Feet Deep |
| Artist | Geto Boys |
| Album | Till Death Do Us Part |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Barnett, Gaye, Johnson, Jordan ... | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| [Verse One: Scarface] | |
| June twenty-eight was the date thirty-eight | |
| Till the chest plate mommy dear's cryin' at the wake | |
| And everybody's dressed up in black suits | |
| Goin' to pay their last respects to the black troop | |
| Why'd he have to die | |
| Is the question that we're under | |
| But everyone knows that everyday's a different number | |
| So when your time comes, just remember G | |
| You'll always have a place in this world as a memory | |
| Especially my boys who passed away back in '92 | |
| Best believe that all the boys in the hoods got love for you | |
| Wherever we go, wherever we be, we be thinkin' | |
| Of how we hung in the clubs smokin' and drinkin' | |
| Never missin' out on a hood fight | |
| 'cause ever-ee-day back in the hood we had a good fight | |
| Everything is changed and people-r-lookin lonely | |
| It's gonna be strange spendin' New Year's Eve without your homie | |
| But ain't much that we can do | |
| Except pour brew throughout the crew to make sure we all remember you | |
| And believe me it hurts | |
| To see the boy you broke bread with six feet in the dirt... dirt | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| [Verse Two: Bushwick Bill] | |
| Another homie got smoked but it's no surprise | |
| Everybody's trippin cause the boy was to young to die | |
| A sad sight to see my homie take his last breath | |
| Everybody's trippin cause they can't accept my homeys death | |
| Another killin' was reported on the evenin' news | |
| Somebody's brother got killed behind a pair a shoes | |
| In the midst of all this shit I think about my self | |
| Wonderin' when somebody's gonna try to take me off the shelf | |
| But I refuse to be another violent casualty | |
| So when I'm rollin' I pack my pistol grip beside my knee | |
| Cause on the city streets today a brother jus' can't win | |
| When the people you think are your friends really ain't your friends Uh | |
| And Bushwick can't sleep | |
| When everybody aroun' me keeps fallin' six feet deep | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| [Verse Three: Scarface] | |
| The pain that's deep inside of everybody grows | |
| As they approach to see the body before the casket close | |
| The person standin' nex' to me has snapped the flip | |
| Once I seen the casket closed I knew that that was it | |
| The whole entire family spoke on his defence | |
| The choir sung the songs that make us reminisce | |
| And durin' all the singing I broke down myself | |
| When I looked and seen the family that my partner lef' | |
| And then the choir broke into its final song | |
| Thinkin' to myself the worst is yet to come | |
| Everyone was headed for the final flight | |
| As we creeped along the gravel on the burial sight | |
| The director said his words and there was not a sound | |
| As they lower my little partner inside the ground | |
| Everybody dropped their flowers on the coffin top | |
| And then they work alone with the concrete block and that's deep | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| [Verse Four: Big Mike] | |
| Alotta homies die | |
| Alotta mothers cry | |
| I watch tears fall down from their eyes | |
| Everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to take the chance | |
| They chose the music so they had to dance | |
| Couldn't tell 'im nothin | |
| Was a player, had ta have it | |
| Got caught up in the game now ma boy's in the casket | |
| And everybody's lookin' for somebody else to blame | |
| Ashamed to let his mother know that he was in a gang | |
| We used to kick it on the ave at night | |
| Comin' up tryin' to have the finer things in life | |
| But now my boys gone, I wish he was at home | |
| I wish he wouldn't a never fell victim to the clone | |
| So when I drink a brew for you I pour some on the block son | |
| You might be gone but you damn sure ain't forgotten | |
| So on remember whenever or wherever | |
| Dead or alive real partners come together, and you know that | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) | |
| (There's far too many of you dying) |
| zuo ci : Barnett, Gaye, Johnson, Jordan ... | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse One: Scarface | |
| June twentyeight was the date thirtyeight | |
| Till the chest plate mommy dear' s cryin' at the wake | |
| And everybody' s dressed up in black suits | |
| Goin' to pay their last respects to the black troop | |
| Why' d he have to die | |
| Is the question that we' re under | |
| But everyone knows that everyday' s a different number | |
| So when your time comes, just remember G | |
| You' ll always have a place in this world as a memory | |
| Especially my boys who passed away back in ' 92 | |
| Best believe that all the boys in the hoods got love for you | |
| Wherever we go, wherever we be, we be thinkin' | |
| Of how we hung in the clubs smokin' and drinkin' | |
| Never missin' out on a hood fight | |
| ' cause evereeday back in the hood we had a good fight | |
| Everything is changed and peoplerlookin lonely | |
| It' s gonna be strange spendin' New Year' s Eve without your homie | |
| But ain' t much that we can do | |
| Except pour brew throughout the crew to make sure we all remember you | |
| And believe me it hurts | |
| To see the boy you broke bread with six feet in the dirt... dirt | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Two: Bushwick Bill | |
| Another homie got smoked but it' s no surprise | |
| Everybody' s trippin cause the boy was to young to die | |
| A sad sight to see my homie take his last breath | |
| Everybody' s trippin cause they can' t accept my homeys death | |
| Another killin' was reported on the evenin' news | |
| Somebody' s brother got killed behind a pair a shoes | |
| In the midst of all this shit I think about my self | |
| Wonderin' when somebody' s gonna try to take me off the shelf | |
| But I refuse to be another violent casualty | |
| So when I' m rollin' I pack my pistol grip beside my knee | |
| Cause on the city streets today a brother jus' can' t win | |
| When the people you think are your friends really ain' t your friends Uh | |
| And Bushwick can' t sleep | |
| When everybody aroun' me keeps fallin' six feet deep | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Three: Scarface | |
| The pain that' s deep inside of everybody grows | |
| As they approach to see the body before the casket close | |
| The person standin' nex' to me has snapped the flip | |
| Once I seen the casket closed I knew that that was it | |
| The whole entire family spoke on his defence | |
| The choir sung the songs that make us reminisce | |
| And durin' all the singing I broke down myself | |
| When I looked and seen the family that my partner lef' | |
| And then the choir broke into its final song | |
| Thinkin' to myself the worst is yet to come | |
| Everyone was headed for the final flight | |
| As we creeped along the gravel on the burial sight | |
| The director said his words and there was not a sound | |
| As they lower my little partner inside the ground | |
| Everybody dropped their flowers on the coffin top | |
| And then they work alone with the concrete block and that' s deep | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Four: Big Mike | |
| Alotta homies die | |
| Alotta mothers cry | |
| I watch tears fall down from their eyes | |
| Everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to take the chance | |
| They chose the music so they had to dance | |
| Couldn' t tell ' im nothin | |
| Was a player, had ta have it | |
| Got caught up in the game now ma boy' s in the casket | |
| And everybody' s lookin' for somebody else to blame | |
| Ashamed to let his mother know that he was in a gang | |
| We used to kick it on the ave at night | |
| Comin' up tryin' to have the finer things in life | |
| But now my boys gone, I wish he was at home | |
| I wish he wouldn' t a never fell victim to the clone | |
| So when I drink a brew for you I pour some on the block son | |
| You might be gone but you damn sure ain' t forgotten | |
| So on remember whenever or wherever | |
| Dead or alive real partners come together, and you know that | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying |
| zuò cí : Barnett, Gaye, Johnson, Jordan ... | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse One: Scarface | |
| June twentyeight was the date thirtyeight | |
| Till the chest plate mommy dear' s cryin' at the wake | |
| And everybody' s dressed up in black suits | |
| Goin' to pay their last respects to the black troop | |
| Why' d he have to die | |
| Is the question that we' re under | |
| But everyone knows that everyday' s a different number | |
| So when your time comes, just remember G | |
| You' ll always have a place in this world as a memory | |
| Especially my boys who passed away back in ' 92 | |
| Best believe that all the boys in the hoods got love for you | |
| Wherever we go, wherever we be, we be thinkin' | |
| Of how we hung in the clubs smokin' and drinkin' | |
| Never missin' out on a hood fight | |
| ' cause evereeday back in the hood we had a good fight | |
| Everything is changed and peoplerlookin lonely | |
| It' s gonna be strange spendin' New Year' s Eve without your homie | |
| But ain' t much that we can do | |
| Except pour brew throughout the crew to make sure we all remember you | |
| And believe me it hurts | |
| To see the boy you broke bread with six feet in the dirt... dirt | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Two: Bushwick Bill | |
| Another homie got smoked but it' s no surprise | |
| Everybody' s trippin cause the boy was to young to die | |
| A sad sight to see my homie take his last breath | |
| Everybody' s trippin cause they can' t accept my homeys death | |
| Another killin' was reported on the evenin' news | |
| Somebody' s brother got killed behind a pair a shoes | |
| In the midst of all this shit I think about my self | |
| Wonderin' when somebody' s gonna try to take me off the shelf | |
| But I refuse to be another violent casualty | |
| So when I' m rollin' I pack my pistol grip beside my knee | |
| Cause on the city streets today a brother jus' can' t win | |
| When the people you think are your friends really ain' t your friends Uh | |
| And Bushwick can' t sleep | |
| When everybody aroun' me keeps fallin' six feet deep | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Three: Scarface | |
| The pain that' s deep inside of everybody grows | |
| As they approach to see the body before the casket close | |
| The person standin' nex' to me has snapped the flip | |
| Once I seen the casket closed I knew that that was it | |
| The whole entire family spoke on his defence | |
| The choir sung the songs that make us reminisce | |
| And durin' all the singing I broke down myself | |
| When I looked and seen the family that my partner lef' | |
| And then the choir broke into its final song | |
| Thinkin' to myself the worst is yet to come | |
| Everyone was headed for the final flight | |
| As we creeped along the gravel on the burial sight | |
| The director said his words and there was not a sound | |
| As they lower my little partner inside the ground | |
| Everybody dropped their flowers on the coffin top | |
| And then they work alone with the concrete block and that' s deep | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| Verse Four: Big Mike | |
| Alotta homies die | |
| Alotta mothers cry | |
| I watch tears fall down from their eyes | |
| Everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to take the chance | |
| They chose the music so they had to dance | |
| Couldn' t tell ' im nothin | |
| Was a player, had ta have it | |
| Got caught up in the game now ma boy' s in the casket | |
| And everybody' s lookin' for somebody else to blame | |
| Ashamed to let his mother know that he was in a gang | |
| We used to kick it on the ave at night | |
| Comin' up tryin' to have the finer things in life | |
| But now my boys gone, I wish he was at home | |
| I wish he wouldn' t a never fell victim to the clone | |
| So when I drink a brew for you I pour some on the block son | |
| You might be gone but you damn sure ain' t forgotten | |
| So on remember whenever or wherever | |
| Dead or alive real partners come together, and you know that | |
| There' s far too many of you dying | |
| There' s far too many of you dying |