Song Lyrics

Momma, I don't never want to see you struggle
Tired of seeing me bump heads with my big brother
Momma, that's big bruh you ain't got to worry
We'll die together, kill together, face a buck and jury
Momma, I'm like a father to my little sister
Gotta make sure she do right momma she my baby sister
Momma, I'm just living how you taught a nigga
Said I ain't raising no pussies I got one daughter nigga
I remember them Feds came and got a nigga
Asked me where you at and I wouldn't talk to niggas
Momma, living room floor with tears in my eyes hearing them say you gon be gone for a long time momma

Shout out my Auntie Janet she a muthafucka
PeeWee did 10 back out and she still hustling
[?] used to write you letters tell you that she love you
Then we used to drive to visit you up in Kentucky
Like we went from being rich that shit was super ugly
Then my momma got a job man she selling groceries
Used to have a house in Vegas when we was doing good
And a house behind Elvis now we in the hood
Used to have a Benz now we got a Nissan Sentra
And I can't get a pair of Jordans that's fucking with my mental
I'm just tryna let you visualize what I done been through
And this shit public record nigga you could check my credentials
Facts

I switched the family hustle put us back on top
Momma live on 5 acres brother, in that drop
Sister she an entrepreneur get her own M's
Feds still watch the family but we don't even see 'em
I ain't tripping nigga this the art of hustle home
I went from flipping dope to buying houses, flipping homes
Momma taught me f*ck your losses just keep moving on
If you get caught just never snitch one day you coming home
Momma, gave me the game and for Mother's Day, I spent a million and a half for you at Prive
And you the owner, I'm a worker, this shit yours do what you wanna you deserve it
Momma

I grew 'round hustlers that turned me to a hustler
Was raised by a woman I watched my momma hustle
I just want to be a kingpin, when I grow up
Teacher asked me what my momma do, she a queenpin
And this my family tradition
I'm just keeping on my family tradition
We built a legacy
And when I grow up I want to be a kingpin, I remember sayin'
Teacher asked me what my momma do, she a queenpin

Mario Mims, Marsha Ambrosius, Vidal Davis, Andre Harris, Torrance Esmond

The duration of Momma is 4:37 minutes and seconds.