Shooter - Lil Wayne Feat. Robin Thicke
Album: That Carter II and The Evolution of Robin Thicke
Genre: Rap, Soundtrack
Writers: R. Thicke, D. Carter
Released: April, 2006
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Shooter was the third single in being released from the fifth studio album by Lil Wayne in 2006. The song was featured Robin Thicke and for that reason, it also was included into his second album titled The Evolution of Robin Thicke. Besides that, it was featured on the film Rambo IV which was premiered last year. Lil Wayne’s album received a certified Platinum by the RIAA for more than one million copies in sales. This material included other popular songs like Hustler Musik and Fireman. Next November, 2009, Lil Wayne is going to release his seventh album which has been titled Rebirth. From this new material he has already released the singles Prom Queen and Hot Revolver.
(Lil Wayne)
Yea, yea, yea
Weezy baby y’all, don’t get shot
Rappin’ fire, what you know about it
I brought my homie along for the ride
He strapped, he came here to come out the barrel
(Robin Thicke)
I heard some shouts like “Down on the floor”
Then even louder we got shooters, shooter
I turn around, I was starin’ at chrome
Shotgun watches door, got security good
Jumped right over counter
Pointed gun at, wink, he tell her
I’m your shooter, shooter, shooter
My hands up, my hands up
They want me with my hands up
Oh, shooter
My hands up, my hands up
They want me with my hands up
Oh, shooter
(Lil Wayne)
I think they want me to surrender
But no, I can’t do it
I think they want me to surrender
But no, I can’t do it
So many doubt ’cause I come from the South
But when I open up my mouth, all bullets come out
Bang! Die bitch nigga die I hope you bleed a lake
I’ma play x-ray, helpin’ y’all see the fake
I’m just tryin’ to be the great, tryin’ to get a piece of cake
Take it offa your plate, eat it right in your face
They got a whole lot to say but I don’t listen
Call me automatic Weezy bitch I keep spittin’, pow
(Both)
With all these riches and, all these riches
But ain’t no loaners around
They thinkin about shooters that-shooters that
Guns-Girls-Ladies that-Gunners that
Shoot shoot shoot shoot shooter
Put my hands up
They want me with my hands up
They want me with my hands up
Oh, shooter
(Both)
But I’m not
I just cry mama, I think they, hey
Me think they want me to surrender (Shooter)
And to the radio stations, I’m tired o’ being patient
Stop bein’ rapper racists, region haters
Spectators, dictators, behind door dick takers
It’s outrageous, you don’t know how sick you make us
I want to throw up like chips in Vegas
But this is Southern face it
If we too simple then y’all don’t get the basics
(Robin Thicke)
Lady walks into a shotgun surprise
Dropped to her knees saw her life before her eyes
He said “Bitch is gonna get it”, everybody gon regret it
I’m your, shooter
My hands up, my hands up
They want me with my hands up
Oh, Shooter
My hands up, my hands up
They want me with my hands up
Oh, Shooter
(Both)
Me won’t surrender, me no pretender
Sock soakin’ wet I been runnin’ y’all
I reload, every hundred yards I’m comin’ forward
Better know me, Lil Wayne just call me lord
Hard, take pain like Tylenols, raw
Way past par, for, I’m some shit you never saw
I take you to the shootout baby win lose or draw
And then they ask who when where how
And, my reply was simply pow!
Mama, I think they, hey, me think they want me to surrender
(Shooter, my hands up, my hands up, they want me to surrender)
Mama, I think they, hey, me think they want me to surrender
(Shooter, my hands up, my hands up, they want me to surrender)
No, me won’t surrender, no, no
I promise no surrender
I got my burner
And I’m your shooter
August 27th, 2009 at 10:29 am
Actually, this is Robin Thicke’s song. It is the first track on his first album “A Beautiful World,” released in 2003. The title is “Oh Shooter.” Lil Wayne asked if he could cover it, Robin said yes and included Wayne’s cover version on his second album, “The Evolution of Robin Thicke, ” released in 2006. The only difference in the original song and the Lil Wayne cover is that Lil Wayne is rapping. I credit Lil Wayne for helping to popularize the song, since he has a mad fan base, (Robin Thicke loves him), but Wayne really didn’t make the song better.