Make It Home
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Last published Mon, Apr 11, 2022
If I Don't Make It Home Tonight.. Tell My Mama That I Love Her?? Leave Some Flowers For My Brother. Girl I Love ya
Damn, If I Don't Make It Home Tonight.. Take Some Money To My Sister, I Don't Ever Want Her Chasing After Niggas.
'Cause Where I'm From People Out Here Dying Everyday. And They Ain't No Bad They're Just Trying To Make A Way. And I Ain't No Different, So When You Get This. These Are My Last Wishes. I Hope You Get Them Right. Damn, If I Don't Make It Home Tonight.
(Make It Home - August Alsina And Young Jeezy)
21 Year Old, Pharaoh Gordon, Is A Drug Pharmacist And Big Baller. Fast Cash And Power Put Him Where He Is Now. On Top.'He Knows God Put Him Here For A Reason And That Was To Give Back To The Ones That Gave To Him. - And Trapping, In His Eyes, Is The Way To Do It.
He's Been In The Game Since He Was 17. -And He's Immune To The Pros And Cons Of Trapping, Including Killing And Losing People Due To It. He Doesn't Commit To Anything Because He Believes Everybody Wants His Money And Fame Off His Name. Only Thing He's Committed To Is The Game.The Game Of Life. Survival Of The Fittest.
He Knows The Game Has Changed Him For The Worse But He Looks Forward To Better Himself. But How Could He If He's Committed To The Streets? The Streets Gave Him Everything He's Got. Why Give It Up Now?.. Or Ever? No One's Bold And Real Enough To Help Him Change.
Will He Make It Home Or Be Found In A Casket?
** This Book Will Be Kind Of Based Off On The Following Song. Making It An Urban Love Story Tale. Explicit Language And Swearing, Will Be Used. Sexual Scenes Will Be Displayed Throughout The Story. So If You're Not Mature Enough I Advise You Not To Read.
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