Finish the lyrics I been feeling pain ever since my brother died
I'm on top and he ain't with me, I just wish he was alive
Popping percs to ease the pain, On my momma wonder why
I been feeling so alone, all my brothers in the sky
Murdaa you remember when we did what we did
You led me out on feet and I put two up in his wig
Grimeyy never cap I admit I had a gig
If that ni g. ga was alive he'd admit I split his wig
Last ni g. ga I stood over was like, "Grimeyy I got kids"
You can ask momma Red I ain't never duck red
Had to buck out with the roaches they ain't even buck back
The goofies pulled out on my brother he was the first to buck back

I- uh- I don't know this song-

Explanation:

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The goofies pulled out on my brother he was the first to buck back remember I stole my daddy's car he told me to bring his truck back 30k up on my chain and id never tuck that

(the answer is d)

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