Who's Over There?
South Park Mexican · Other Songs - South Park Mexican
I just want to say, I love all you haters
It's not your fault. You was raised to like the smell of shit.
Us players...We like the smell of roses.
(Female singing)
Who's over there?
No one said that life was fair.
You haters come from everywhere.
Ya'll hate us just because you're scared.
(SPM)
Broken Dreams, to be the coke King
Everyone asleep except me and the dope fiends
5 a.m. sittin on the corner
The day's gettin warmer, but my heart's gettin colder
Sold my last bolder, let the storm pass over.
Never touch my dope. I'm only the cash holder.
Soldier. I sleep with one eye open.
In the land where you see men die smokin'.
Let the fry soak in wata wata.
Hillwood cowboy fuckin down the farmer's daughter
Street saga, corner store robba
Like Parcel I'll take yo gal a la cama.
Balla, my block hotta than lava.
The wetback, in love with my mojada.
Poppa, shit talka, dick droppa
SPM, the rap Skywalker.
Chorus
(Low G)
Which road will I travel?
White sand or hot gravel?
Fuck a friend, I don't even trust my own shadow.
I'm in a battle with the dirtiest of enemies.
'Cuz I'm shippin dope all across the 7 seas.
Low G and that Wizard of OZ
At the ranch where my weed plants grow free.
December 9, a child was born with no heart.
Since a kid, they said I wouldn't go far.
Ghetto scars tryin to keep away from metal bars.
That hood is ours. Fuck Escobar.
And the Diaz brothas. I roll with top soldiers.
If they approach us. I'll bury those cockroaches!
Chorus
(SPM)
I ain't start from the bottom
I dug myself out a hole.
Grabbed a pen
and taught myself how to flow.
Now my snow creased out
My shit's primo
Toe taggin haters with a tiny torpedo
The C.E.O.
Me and my nuts make a good trio.
I'm the nigga pissin in a cup for my P.O.
Life hit me like a double shot of whiskey.
In every song, I give a piece of my history.
This be reality.
They wanna battle me.
But that'll be the day.
Gather up my family. Packin heat.
Pick 'em up like a sack of meat.
Most my niggas dead
or walk around with shackled feet.
We had to eat. You can ask these cops.
I bought my first hoopty with 15 rocks.
They smoke nonstop. I watched as the crack melted.
I come real cuz I really can't help it
Chorus and out
Who's Over There?
South Park Mexican's "Who's Over There?" stands as a defining track within the artist's prolific catalogue of hip-hop and rap music. Released during the late 1990s and early 2000s, the recording exemplifies the genre's raw energy and rhythmic complexity characteristic of the era. The song features the artist's distinct vocal delivery and lyrical flow, contributing to a body of work that includes notable releases such as "The Purity Album" and "3rd Wish To Rock The World." As a key component of South Park Mexican's discography, the track reflects the musical landscape of the time, showcasing the artist's ability to blend aggressive beats with intricate wordplay. It remains a significant example of the artist's contributions to hip-hop history, resonating with listeners who appreciate the genre's authentic sound and cultural impact.