The Definition Of Country Rap Tunes chords and lyrics - CORY MO

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[Intro 1]
[Am][Dm][Am]
[G][Am][Dm]
[Am][G][Am]
[Dm]Let me

[Verse 1]
school you monkey [G#]niggas
on these country rap [Dm]tunes
Way be[Am]fore CDs and P3s
and iTun[Dm]es
Ghetto Boys, Pimp Buns, Ball and G
3 -6 and OutKast was [Am]the shit to me
Let me school you monkey niggas
on these [G#]country rap [Am]tunes
Way before CDs, [Dm]MP3s, and iTunes
Noth[Am]in' but them 6x9s
[G]and mines, fool
Beat[Am]in' up the block,
bumpin' [Dm]Devin the [Am]dude
Old school slab with the [Dm]pioneer [Am]pull out
GK in the dick every [Dm]time I'd pull out
Never let a hoe nigga ride,
so why would I?
And if she wasn't fuckin'
then she probably got put out
I [Am]remember [Dm]when music was
fun to listen to
These [Am]niggas done forgot about
the [Dm]fundamentals, fool
[Am]Learn about the [Dm]culture
and respect where it came from
Don't [Am]act like you don't know
where it [Dm]came from
Let me school you monkey [G#]nig gas
on these [C]country rap [G]tunes
Way [Dm]before CDs, M[Am]P3s, and iTunes
Ghetto Boys, Pimp Bun, Ball, and [G]G36
[Am]And OutKast was the shit to [Dm]me
Let me school you monkey [G#]niggas
on these country rap tunes
Way be[Dm]fore CDs, [Am]MP3s,
and iTun[Dm]es
Manny Fresh, Jazzy Faint,
and on Joe Mike Dean
Organized noise was [Am]the shit to [G]me,
hold [Am]up
When Goodie Mob [Dm]dropped
Soul Food
[Am]They changed the whole game
and [Dm]made their own rules
[Am]Big Mike, something serious
was the [Dm]truth
Remember [Am]the convicts,
shot [Dm]out the 3 -[Am]2 Equipment
I came out, [Dm]it made me real[Am]ize
That the South had something to say
between the [C]lines
[Dm]T -Land Jazzy had
them goods showing love
While Triple Six was hypnotizing
minds in the club
[Am]Country Rapp[Dm]er never dies,
and I blew him
[Am]Courtesy of all of the [Dm]above
[Am]Learn about the culture
and re[Dm]spect where it came from
Don't [Am]act like you don't know
where it [Dm]came from
Let me school you monkey [G#]nig gas
on these country rap [G]tunes
Way [Dm]before CDs, M[Am]P3s, and iTunes
Ghetto Boys, Pimp Bun, [Dm]Ball, and [G]G36
[Am]And OutKast was [Dm]the shit to me
Let me school you monkey [G#]niggas
on these country rap tunes
Way be[Dm]fore CDs, [Am]MP3s,
and iTun[Dm]es
Manny Fresh, Jazzy Fate,
and [G#]old Joe Mike [Dm]Dean
Organized noise was [Am]the shit to me
Hold up, Jay Prince and Tony
Draper wrote the blueprint
On how to make a couple million [Dm]dol lars
out of two cents
Mas[Am]ter P, Baby, and [Dm]Slim was taking notes
It [Am]was either sell dope,
cas[Dm]settes, or sell dope
[Am]I was in my momma garage,
one [Dm]deep
With [Am]a book full of rhymes and a MPC
My big [Dm]brother finna get out,
it's bout to go down
The first record I produced for the pimp
was Slow Dime [Am]Timeline,
shortly after [Dm]that the game [Am]changed
Sample Rick James,
any[Dm]thing is plenty, man
[Am]Killed them with that Winnie
Get [Dm]Gangsta shit
My nigga [Am]Zer o sung the hook
and made history, bitch
[Dm]Let me school you monkey n[Am]ig gas
on these [G#]country rap [G]tunes
Way [Dm]before CDs, M[Am]P3s, and iTunes
Ghetto Boys, Pimp Bun, [Dm]Ball,
and [G]G 3 [Am]-6 and OutKast was t[Dm]he shit to me
Let me school you monkey [G#]niggas
on these country rap tunes
Way be[Dm]fore CDs [Am]and P3s and iTune[Dm]s
Many fresh, jazzy, faint,
and old Joe Mike Dean
Organized [Am]noise was the shit to me,
hold [Dm]up