Do It All Again
Jeezy · Other Songs - Jeezy
Chrous: (2x)
You know i grind, straight hustle, hit licks,
get em break em down, weigh bricks
late night count it up talk shit,
that why i had to drop one for the streets right quick
(Jeezy)
Four one two fives two on the counter
whats the scene? one triple beam
two money counters two fifties dem five hunrdeds
they in the plastic oil thangs them one thousandths
they in the attic.
yellow shit that have you itchin that instant linchin
what ya say its too short thats Walter Payton
get it right thats fifty six that thirty six
twenty eight thats times two thats plenty six
fifty six a quarter short thats seven Vicks
residue up in the wrap thats evidence
yellow water its hella water thats what it took
drop the price its twenty five thats reggie bush
Back to Chorus (2x)
(Slick Pulla)
Do it all again hell yeah you know i would
i almost lost my life puttin this chrome under the hood
i damn near lost it all for these cars and these jewels
the D.A. tried to make the case thick like glue
trials, tribulations, you kno we heard em boss
we dont eat beef burgers you know we burnin those
the microwave will get it done but i prefer the stove
all black civic hatch back now im on the road
made the play and came back now i gotta fresh sack
four hours there four hours back
had to get that road cash residue on the stacks we just call it
blow cash
in the streets pickin chins thats better than no cash
Back to Chrous (2x)
(Yo Gotti)
Brickz of white, fields of purple
ima landscaper, construction worker
Mr. Kool-Aid drinker, pitcher purple
Mr. he so real, break bread with his circle {yo goootttii}
straight thuggin, straight hustling
white, whole thangs for twenty nothing
what it do sixteen, seventeen,
im talkin fish that purest shit you ever seen
im talkin murder first 48 crime scene im talkin me
the realest nigga {yo goottii}
you ever seen, in my life is all i know,
i cant pretend you lock me up, let me out and ima do it again
Back to Chorus 2x
And i do it all again
End....
Do It All Again
Jeezy's "Do It All Again" stands as a quintessential example of his mid-2000s East Coast rap style, blending gritty storytelling with a laid-back, melodic flow. Released during a period where he was refining his signature sound, the track exemplifies his ability to balance vulnerability with street credibility. While often associated with the broader "Thug Motivation" era, the song captures a specific moment in his discography where he explored themes of resilience and self-improvement without resorting to aggressive bravado. The recording showcases his vocal versatility, transitioning smoothly between conversational verses and rhythmic hooks that defined his contribution to the Southern hip-hop landscape of that time.