Khary Quitting song lyrics

I've been working all damn day, for about like two weeks straight.

My boss is a fucking bitch.

Matter of fact you can tell that hoe I fucking quit.

I just got a dollar for a raise, what the fuck is this?

I can make more money on the train doing fucking flips.

Barely got enough to go and break you some fucking trips, and you always wonder why I'm late for my fucking shift.

I don't smile enough, I know.

My shirts never tucked, I know.

You should write me up.

I don't give a fuck about e-mails, about retail, when I'm not at work and I'm not clocked in you can spare me them details.

Don't care about your point and sell.

Imma be a rapper.

Give me a year and imma be on be on.

See the sign, yup neon neon.

Don't believe me nigga don't believe me.

So many people imma shit and pee on.

Folding shirts is not my dream.

I don't know who you were kidding.

How bout you suck my dick.

Call that my new position, I swear.

I was searching for a place that I can go, I can go.

Place where I ain't got to feel no pain no more, pain no more.

Hit the red eye in the morning D.

K.

know D.

K.

know.

Leave that stressful shit behind and save your soul, save your soul.

Hope I don't run out of memories.

Play Metal Gear Solid for hours.

Left animal crackers on couches.

Put ketchup all over my outfit.

We live for directing the finals.

Hope I don't run out of Hennesey, cause liqour eliminates problems.

Drink until my past is forgotten.

Swim in my thoughts and I drown out my conscience till I'm out of options.

I'm second guessing all my actions.

Waiting for something better really happen.

Steady giving out that good.

You know the universe a magnet.

Tried to organize the madness only lead to more reactions, only lead to my distractions, only lead to my disaster.

This is exactly what happened, oh boy.

Man I thought my world ended when she told us bout her sickness.

Start to question my exsistence.

I was praying for a mission, but what kind of example was she be setting for her children, man I wouldn't have my momma if she ever thought of quitting.

Glad she didn't.