Contextual Analysis of "and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit" in Lyrics

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out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart
out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart

and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit

and check it
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the tunnel's end (brooklyn)

Singer: craft, marlon

out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart

and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit

and check it

crssk.

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out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart

and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit

and check it

the tunnel's end (brooklyn)

craft, marlon

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the tunnel's end (brooklyn)

Singer: marlon craft

out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart

and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit

and check it

crssk.

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out here tryna make change cause see dollars tear apart

and i ain't sayin that when jay was in marcy scribblin down his first bars he wasn't even thinkin of cars he could cop like money wasn't always the plot but honor/respect was a form of credit

and check it

the tunnel's end (brooklyn)

marlon craft

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