On and On Lyrics

[Verse 2]
Times is getting hard, word is bond, I swear to God
I even got caught tryna steal from the junkyard
A born terror, a Rebel without a Pause
I never had a good Christmas so who is Santa Claus?
I walk the streets at night with my head down
In this little town, you see clowns that wanna be down
So they get a Glock and lick shots to get props

And when shit rocks all you can hear is the shells drop
An old man got shot in a parking lot in front of my building, I hang with his grandchildren

And for the nigga that pulled the trigger and tried to slide and hide but he got knocked by the homicide
And this happens everyday around my way so I pray that I can live another day

[Chorus: June Luva]
Ayo, this goes on and on, Shy
Everybody's doin' their own thing from hookering to drug slang

This goes on and on, Shy
Everybody's doin' their own thing from hookering to drug slang

Ayo, this goes on and on, Shy
Everybody's doin' their own thing from hookering to drug slang

This goes on and on, Shy
Everybody's doin' their own thing from hookering to drug slang


[Verse 3]
Ayo, get a load of this guy, you know the Mr. Hardy?
The one who talks about gats but ain't busting nobody

He speaks that yang yang so we can just maintain
I'd blow him out the frame at his moms if he gangbang
But his rep is hi-tech in the projects
Foe was knuckle jacked so he got mad respect

The niggas in hoodies packed up their loaded gats
Met up in the back so they could plan the attack
Wasn't hard to tell that these kids was no joke
They let the pistol smoke and their .9 was doper than coke

I seen it happen everyday where I live
I know a few bums, drug dealers, most of them fugitives

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On this 1994 single, a 15-year-old Shyheim raps about the rough life he has growing up in the projects in Staten Island. As the youngest Wu-Tang affiliate, Shyheim showcases that he has a bright future ahead of him, with rhymes and thoughts beyond his years. This, coupled with a classic music video with a solid message makes this track a certified 1990’s hip-hop classic.

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