Featuring: 50 Cent

Songwriter: 50 Cent Lloyd Banks

Producer: DJ Whoo Kid DJ Envy

[50 Cent]
G-Unit haha

[Verse 1: Lloyd Banks]
I don't know where you from but out here we ride
So if you scared of conflict, don't come outside
Or learn how to ride, get your hands on a gun
Cause ain't no one gonna respect you as a man if you run, dial 9-1-1
I'm hear talkin' to the street now
That's only gonna lead to bullet wounds and beatdown's, retreat clown
You still strugglin' down to your last rock
G-Unit is gorillas and Blackchild's the mascot
You thought you wouldn't hear my voice
I'm in the hood cause I'm hood
You in the hood cause you ain't got no choice
Your top seller gettin' sticked for his shine
Either I'm blind, or Ashanti's sideburns is thicker than mine
I'm youngest in charge with my dick in a dime
Grippin' the nine, sippin' that lime
Bacardi in a party, you sorry
I'm blowin' wet green right out the safari
That'll put you in a left lean higher than a marley
And as far as Charlie, a studio hour is a waste
She look like she took a bag of flour in the face
You want street credibility instead of I'ma sting you
C'mon Ja, you put a fuckin' crackhead on your single

[Chorus: 50 Cent]
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground

[Verse 2: Lloyd Banks]
My cousin bringin' back them blueberry bags, I've been waiting all day
On them shelltops that got Jam Master Jay on them
I got a jeanius and kneehighs that swallows me whole
Tongue's longer than the ones on your Fila's
She's buys anything I desire, prolly cause I'm on fire
The 2003 McGwire, until I retire
My neighborhood breed ballers that slam dunk
Cross overed to crack, now they can't even jump
I leave with any panties I want, the industries new face
I'm in a bitch mouth every morning like toothpaste
Place your bet, Envy pull out a few crates
I got enough sixteens to battle two states
I'm in a spaceship, neck full of grey shit
Baguettes in the bracelet, expect nothing basic
Respect and embrace it, your sketch in the basement
I'll have them try to find where the rest of your face is

[Chorus: 50 Cent]
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground

[Verse 3: Lloyd Banks]
The hoes know I'm lazy as hell, that's why I get the bitch to twist
Dogg, I stay around trees like Christmas gifts
Yeah, you laughing and dancing 'til they stick you
And have you holdin' your chest like I'm singing the National Anthem
Have your worried bout the repercussions after the tantrum
I'll be alone in a mansion, and it's snowing in the Hamptons
Regardless of what these fools say, I'ma be around longer than 'Cool J
Armed with a new K
So dumb in a new way, If I don't fuck Monday, I'm gone hit it Tuesday
My charm get it usually
You put a lot of years into rap, these lil' starvin' chumps
Start your career from the back of a milk carton
Your gassed up from whatever he must've told ya
But everything in Army fatigues ain't a soldier
In my upbring we wore the same socks
And buckets in the living room to catch the raindrops

[Chorus: 50 Cent]
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground
What goes up must come down, what goes around comes back around
I suggest you run when you see the pound
Or get laid the fuck out on the ground

[Outro: 50 Cent]
Dial 9-1-1, Yeah!, young Lloyd Banks, GGgg, GGgg, GGgg, G-Unittttt, haha
I dare you to say something, haha, I dare you to say something back nigga...

Lloyd Banks

Christopher Charles Lloyd – stage Lloyd Banks, is a rapper from New York City, Queens. Banks' rap career was established in the early 90’s with the formation of famous rap group, G-UNIT lead by one of the rap greats, 50 Cent.

Banks' early 2000’s musical style exhibited braggadocios elements and revolved around ghetto struggle/gang themes; expressed with a heavy hitting punchline delivery. As a result of trials and tribulations; Banks' recent projects have matured, both in content and structural complexity.

Banks has collaborated with the very best in the industry such as Rakim, Raekwon, Eminem, 50 Cent, Jadakiss, Fabolous, and many more. Kanye West himself ranks Banks in his top 5 list.