Necklace
• Written by Kalligraphy
I knew this ruthless gambler from Canada
Six feet tall, white skin, a former janitor
Made his bucks from Casino dice and neon lights
Got his fuck on with many wives and gleam on ice
Nicknamed Buck, always high with a mad buzz
Faded on his scalp, hair black, drove a Ram Truck
Inside the Casino craps he got his hand stuck
Lived life larger once he won a profitable game
Gained 500k in one night, wasn’t optimal gain
But Buck saw the cash as a possible way
To escape his ways as a floor sweeper in the day
He bought sex and tecs, drugs, expensive beds
Kept gambling, he was good, grew his net worth
Creating more wealth and underground networks
Met with gambling experts to help him get the best turns
Shuffling cards, dealers, and he sat at tables eager
Hungry for cash flow, at the table he hash blowed
Puffing cigs from his lips and getting mad dough
When he understood the risks of the card game
One day you could be rich like lights in arcades
Or be broke to death, killing yourself with hard yay’
Buck was smart so he knew when to press the brakes
Buck figured out that he’s able to choose his faith
Don’t go out like the others
Stay true to your gut, stay locked brothers
They’ll touch you up quick where their clip
Let it rip, then it’s bye bye with no long kiss
Don’t go out like the others
Stay true to your gut, stay locked brothers
They’ll touch you up quick where their clip
Let it rip, then it’s bye bye with no long kiss
Buck moved to the Big Apple for gangster connections
Locked with the mafia around New York intersections
Threw parties so big it would shake grounds in all directions
At his crib one night, Buck went and sat at his bar
Talkin’ to a bitch he met beneath these stars
They get to sexing, she’s vibing to his remarks
Bucks gasconade was fiery like burnt sparks
It was 9 pm in June, right before it turned dark
He heard a scream from the back from his man Shark
“Ay we got a gamble in the back, Buck, pull up
Black Jack, I know that’s what you attack, roll up”
At first Buck was cool like “nah man I’m done”
But the crowd at his crib said “go make them ones”
Buck got up and succumbed to their pressures
He sat down at the table, Barbecued wings, styled Texas
Started playing, he bet his 3 pound 24 Karat necklace
A few dozen grand, Buck feeling like he’s the best shit
Buck wins the first game, he starts to grow reckless
Put his car on the line, the Lamb Truck plus his jewels
Plus the cash he had on him, the guns and his tools
His arrogance was flaring and nobody could say “don’t”
He bet all that he had, his mindset was set as “GO!”
The dealer slings the cards around the velvet table
They begin playing, and what seemed like a fable
Buck lost his hand, his coin and all he laid full
The winner was a man he’d never seen before, Will
A gunslinger from uptown from the Ville
Buck went wild and demanded his cash back
Will told him “you lost, now get your ass back!”
Buck pulled out a 9 from his ankle and pointed
Those around him yelled at Buck so poised with
The fact that he had kids and mothers around
But his concern was his proper tires that he bet for clowns
To take, even though Buck thought they wouldn’t take
Will did and now the scene looks like we should be bookin’ a Wake
Will slapped the gun quickly from out of Buck’s hand
Ran off to his car, sped off pass all the speed cams
Buck right behind him shooting bullets in his van
Will rolled over into the forest where he scrammed
Sitting behind a tree, fatigued from Buck’s scams
Buck lookin’ out for Will to give up is tucked hand
Buck had his back turned to the place where Will was
Buck then felt a steel buzz right at his head
He opened his mouth like he was takin meds
Ready to say something to Will he’d object
But before he did, Buck didn’t know he was gunned in his head
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Kalligraphy
Member since March 31 2024