Featuring: Rick Ross

[Intro]
O-O-Ohio
O-Ohio
Ohi-Ohio
(M-M-M-Maybach Music)

[Verse 1: Stalley]
I be scraping pavement, throw out natural sevens
Picking 50s off the floor tryna collect the severance
Cause it's the streets that I eat from
Doc and Donny and them is who I learned from
So each one, teach one as the cigarillos burn from
The seats of my '68 Camaro with the skinny front
Ride with me through my city once
And be inspired how we give it up
Fast talkin', pimp walkin' how we live it up
Hustler's spirit, sell anything you give to us, trust
We ain't come from much, so it's in us to double up
Two pairs of new Airs when we brush
For the love of mink coats and rings with the sharpest cuts
Militant minds, all the time though
Tryna balance that thin line of freedom and dough
Keep a clean soul, let the dice roll with the good times
Cause if you gon' gamble, might as well on this life
So shake 'em up, shake 'em up with me
Grab your red cups, fill 'em up with me
And comb through this South Eastside and get this milk money

[Hook: Stalley]
See I make my money with the dice, shake 'em up
Double up, triple up twice, I made enough
Round here, that's what we call life, live it up
Drink, sip it up, get a cup, fill it up
Move my way down the block
So player, make a hater wan' jock
See rhymesayers get the paper, you can shop
Bags, fill 'em up, credit card, bill it up

[Verse 2: Rick Ross]
I roll the weed loose, communicate with every few
I feel what's the use overlooking the project view
Penthouse dreams, large tips for my bellman
Reality is fiends, rain drops in my shelter
You decide, why stay alive or be crucified?
Forty thou' for my crucifix, jewelers do or die
Real niggas wanna shop, live it up
Dice game, head crack a six, triple up
Any question and I'm with it, time to go and get it
Looking at the Rollie, mother pearl made a visit
It's a cold world, mama made me frigid
Niggas gettin' money, I'm living interest
My team running screens, Derek Rose at the point
Selling blow, never know, time to blow the joint

[Hook: Stalley]
See I make my money with the dice, shake 'em up
Double up, triple up twice, I made enough
Round here, that's what we call life, live it up
Drink, sip it up, get a cup, fill it up
Move my way down the block
So player, make a hater wan' jock
See rhymesayers get the paper, you can shop
Bags, fill 'em up, credit card, bill it up

[Verse 3: Stalley]
(One take) I perfected the come up, hustled harder than most
Stack paper until it wrinkled in mold
They said you ain't getting it until them dollars don't fold
So I ain't ever relaxed, head crack after head crack
My approach is leave with it all
Go spend that then bend back and do it again
Such a rush when it's all or nothing, dice flicking in your hand
Everything is hittin', got you feeling you the man
Such an awesome zone to be in, I recline when the pressure's on
A martyr, for starters, I took the first stone
My coarse home had me nurturing my first poem
Then I decided to throw in everything I worked for
Cause I was racing but it all felt dirt slow
Miles away from millionaires, felt closer with each throw
If you not willing to put it all in then what you came for?
Scared money don’t make money
A broke mouth can't speak for me
Talk is cheap, I've been all in, let's get money
Talk is cheap, I've been all in, let's get money
A broke mouth can't speak for me

[Hook: Stalley]
See I make my money with the dice, shake 'em up
Double up, triple up twice, I made enough
Round here, that's what we call life, live it up
Drink, sip it up, get a cup, fill it up
Move my way down the block
So player, make a hater wan' jock
See rhymesayers get the paper, you can shop
Bags, fill 'em up, credit card, bill it up

[Outro: Stalley & Rick Ross]
Intelligent Trunk Music
Fast talkin', pimp walkin' how we live it up
Shake it up, shake it up
Fast talkin', pimp walkin' how we live it up
Dice game, head crack a six, triple up (Stalley)
Live it up, live it up
Real niggas wanna shop, live it up

Stalley

Stalley, born Kyle Myricks (October 30, 1982), grew up in Massillon, Ohio. He was heavily influenced by the dripping wet candy paint and Vogue culture of classic Southern Hip Hop, but still thinks “B.I.G. did it the best”.

After a series of successful independent mixtapes, he signed to Maybach Music in April 2011. After releasing Savage Journey to the American Dream, he embarked on the successful BET Music Matters Tour, in collaboration with Top Dawg Entertainment, which eventually helped to spread his growing popularity.

Many see Stalley as Ross' protégée, and the fact that Rozay featured Stalley on the cumulative masterpiece, “Ten Jesus Pieces”, speaks to the confidence MMG’s Don has in the similarly bearded Honest Cowboy.