"9-11 Emergency?"
"Yeah, can you please send rescue? I think I'm having an overdose and so is my wife"
"Overdose of what?"
"Marijuana, marijuana, marijuana...."
Play me some pimpin' mane
Just flame up the weed, just flame up the weed
I?say?yeah,?you know what?
I need (What?I need)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed, yeah
You know what I need (What I need)
That hoe ain't for me (Me)
That hoe ain't for me (For me)
That hoe ain't for me (Yeah, ho)
Yeah, you know what I need (Need)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed (The weed)
Just flame up the weed, yeah
You know what I need
That ho peak for me (Me)
That ho peak for me (For me)
That ho peak for me
Yeah, extra THC (C)
Smoking like Cheech and Chong
Got her rollin' up joints for me, uh (Me)
Smoking dope out the bong
My bowl full of that OG (OG)
I get dose for the free, uh
I'm a walking dispensary
I blow, smokin' on endo
Put it out, step on that roach (Roach)
We drink, we pop, we smoke (Smoke)
Rotate that dosydo ('Do)
Got a bag full of straight pre-rolls (Rolls)
I might smoke out the ghost (Ghost)
Get that shit for the low (Low)
No cap, I smoke the most, try not to choke, bitch
I say yeah, you know what I need (What I need)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed, yeah
You know what I need (What I need)
That hoe ain't for me (Me)
That hoe ain't for me (For me)
That hoe ain't for me (Yeah, ho)
Yeah, you know what I need (Need)
Just flame up the weed (Weed)
Just flame up the weed (The weed)
Just flame up the weed, yeah
You know what I need
That ho peak for me (Me)
That ho peak for me (For me)
That ho peak for me
"I think we're dying"
"How much did y'all have?"
"Uh-I don't know, we made brownies and I think we're dead"
Like Quavo, hit the dab (Dab)
Got ear wax buy the slab (Slab)
Smoke a pound, put me on my ass (Ass)
Indica, we call that gas (Gas)
Outdoor, we call it trash (Trash)
Five pounds is a nickel back (Back)
You don't smoke 'round me, you did the mass (Mass)
I hate when I'm down to the last (Last)
Break out some shoutouts and glass
Smoke me a fattie, I don't like to pass, yeah
Fill up the grinder with grass
Spend me some cash and nothing but hash (Yeah)
Smokin' on none but killer (Killer)
Nigga, you probably won't last (Won't last)
My migo just gave me some motha and I'm probably gon' mix it with wax
I say yeah, you know what I need
Just flame up the weed (Weed, weed, weed)
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