City Spud - We Gone Ride

〈intro〉
Tha biz-tha bizness

〈chorus: phadero〉
Now you can catch me in the red leg, homie
Whippin' grain and money, i'm hittin' every honey
Big things all, it's a ride; girl, tonight, we gon' ride
Or we can do it but it's got your leather, top down
And now we got that, i won't stop now and never

〈post-chorus: phadero & city spud〉
Tell me why, tell me why
Would i lie? would i lie?
We gon' ride, we gon' ride

〈verse 1: city spud〉
I'm in that riding, doing a buck fizzy
Nelly in the lambo, doing the buck fifty
Got murphy on the side, and weezy in the ride
Leezy in the vic with the peanut butter inside
I could tell you whеn "don't whip it" (go 'head)
But, nah, i'd rather show you my chamelеon
The wood grain i'm grippin', that old black 〈.?.〉
You can't see in a minute, niggas thought i was finished
But i'm back up with tha bizness
Now it's big things popping and no things stopping
Anything that i'm wanting, this anything
〈pre-chorus: city spud〉
I do it big (i do it big)
You do it small (you do it small)
I do some shit, you niggas can't do it all

〈chorus: phadero〉
Now you can catch me in the red leg, homie
Whippin' grain and money, i'm hittin' every honey
Big things all, it's a ride; girl, tonight, we gon' ride
Or we can do it but it's got your leather, top down
And now we got that, i won't stop now and never

〈post-chorus: phadero & city spud〉
Tell me why, tell me why
Would i lie? would i lie?
We gon' ride, we gon' ride

〈verse 2: city spud〉
Look, i'm feelin' good, fresher than the mud
My speaker's beating, i'm deafer than the mud
Got shorty lookin' good, i'm probably lookin' fine
And i'm peepin' at the thighs through my 〈.?.〉 check-up eyes
And my two button polo, don't say goodbye to jeans
Black true ragged and my fresh is on the scene
My head to the back, puffin' on the dodo
I'm rollin' with the burner 'cause without it, it's a no-no
I got fifty on my wrist, a hundred on my neck
A quarter on my chest, got a half for my bitch
〈pre-chorus: city spud〉
I do it big (i do it big)
You do it small (you do it small)
I do some shit, you niggas can't do it all

〈chorus: phadero〉
Now you can catch me in the red leg, homie
Whippin' grain and money, i'm hittin' every honey
Big things all, it's a ride; girl, tonight, we gon' ride
Or we can do it but it's got your leather, top down
And now we got that, i won't stop now and never

〈post-chorus: phadero & city spud〉
Tell me why, tell me why
Would i lie? would i lie?
We gon' ride, we gon' ride

〈bridge: phadero〉
We gon' ride 'til the end, 'til the wheels fall off
Like homie never friend feeling leather so soft
We can close through the city, i can't let the top down
Slippin' on them haters, just a major shutdown
In the bentley coupe, baby, colors so crazy
Money, power, respect, that's what i give daily
We need, girl, don't worry 'bout the maybes
As long as you be my down, baby
〈verse 3: city spud〉
Just left quarter, headin' to the telly
Couple bitches on me, a couple more for nelly
They say they ready, they say they with it
They say the 〈.?.〉 assignment, they tryna get it
They can get it, yeah, yo, they can get it
The way i like is the same way i did it

〈pre-chorus: city spud〉
I do it big (i do it big)
You do it small (you do it small)
I do some shit, you niggas can't do it all

〈chorus: phadero〉
Now you can catch me in the red leg, homie
Whippin' grain and money, i'm hittin' every honey
Big things all, it's a ride; girl, tonight, we gon' ride
Or we can do it but it's got your leather, top down
And now we got that, i won't stop now and never

〈post-chorus: phadero & city spud〉
Tell me why, tell me why
Would i lie? would i lie?
We gon' ride, we gon' ride

City Spud is a part of the St. Lunatics, a group that included Nelly.

Per The Riverfront Times, he was often mistaken for Nelly’s brother, and his name was explained by Ali (another member of the St. Lunatics) as follows:

We called him City Spud for the fact that he was -- it was like calling a fat person Tiny. He was from the county. He was always from the county, real passive, real nice, real neat, just a really cool guy. He was so county that we called him City.