you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don t give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i m in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the street. i wear my white t-shirt one time and throw it away and buy a new one. you make do with what you ve got in prison, you know? the things you think you ll never do out on the street is like a luxury in here. this is everything, your kitchen, your bathroom, your laundry room, your bedroom, all in one cell. and you share it with another person. another bro-man who farts and pisses and whatever else he do, you know, you re stuck in here and you re forced to do it.
harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don t give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i m in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the street. i wear my white t-shirt one time and throw it away and buy a new one. you make do with what you ve got in prison, you know? the things you think you ll never do out on the street is like a luxury in here. this is everything, your kitchen, your bathroom, your laundry room, your bedroom, all in one cell. and you share it with another person. another bro-man who farts and pisses and whatever else he do, you know, you re stuck in here and you re forced to do it.
another bro-man who farts and pisses and whatever else he does you know, you re stuck in here and you re forced to do it. so you better pray you got a cool cellie, or it ain t going to work. being in prison, it s reality, man. you know, people watching movies in prison, and you see them, oh, that s sad, and you turn it off and forget about it, but it s our life. you know, we wake up every day to this, living under these strict set of rules, no privileges, you know what i mean. this is reality. there s no going home from this. and wright is a long way from home. this is my first time ever in indiana. i ve never lived in indiana prior to being incarcerated. i was here for two days before i caught my case. i originally ended up in kentucky, but i crossed the state line looking for a walmart and i ended up in indiana. wright might have been looking for a walmart, but his trip to indiana involved more than shopping. i was pimping on my girlfriend well, you can call
becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don t give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i m in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the street. i wear my white t-shirt one time and throw it away and buy a new one. you make do with what you ve got in prison, you know? the things you think you ll never do out on the street is like a luxury in here. this is everything, your kitchen, your bathroom, your laundry room, your bedroom, all in one cell. and you share it with another person. another bro-man who farts and pisses and whatever else he do, you know, you re stuck in here and you re forced to do it. so you better pray you got a
jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don t give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i m in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the street. i wear my white t-shirt one time and throw it away and buy a new one. you make do with what you ve got in prison, you know? the things you think you ll never do out on the street is like a luxury in here. this is everything, your kitchen, your bathroom, your laundry room, your bedroom, all in one cell. and you share it with another person. another bro-man who farts and pisses and whatever else he do,