24hrs (Dog)
Don't tell nobody
(Boombox)

Five bitches in my phone askin' 20 for the address
There's some things on my mind that I really need to address
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
Oh, you should go, you should leave me 'lone

I told my dogs that I'd never changed
Even though I been selling out
Me and you, we were never cool
What the fuck we 'posed to talk about?
Smokin' weed in the swimmin' pool
While bad bitches like to walk it out
Me and you would always argue
Said, "20, we should talk it out"
And some things will never change
But the pension in my mama name
Last week, we just settled out
I just popped a Percocet
Right before I had to hit the stage
She ain't come back to the crib
If me and her ain't on the same page

You should go, you should leave me 'lone
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
Oh, you should go, you should leave me 'lone
(What?!) I'm no good baby

I was born a dog, that's how I'ma die
In the bed with a bad bitch, dick to the sky
Some things will never change, I'm just one of 'em
How many bitches you think I love? None of 'em
If a husband is what you want, I'm not that guy
You wanna get your back broke, come on by
You want a nigga to cuddle? Come on, it's too hot
We gotta go 'cause I run through bitches like socks (woo!)
Got a chick from Brazil comin' through
So I told honey from Cuba
"Driver? You 'bout to jump in the Uber" (a'ight)
I don't give a fuck who you tell how I do ya
Then a week go by, it be like I never knew ya
That's why I'm tellin' you to leave me alone
Bitch, you grown, why you playin' on a nigga phone?
I'll admit while it was on, we was in the zone
But you got me fucked up, you better call Tyrone

You should go, you should leave me 'lone
(What?! Come on)
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
You should go, you should leave me 'lone
Oh, you should go, you should leave me 'lone

Copyright: Universal Music Publishing Group
Writer(s): Earl Simmons, Robert Davis