Chords for City High - What Would You Do?

Bottom line Lonnie's a hoe yo, she's a hoe.
Ho ho ho, don't be calling my girl no hoe.
Poochie ain't even taking care of his kids.
Damn, what would you do? _ _ _ _
[Em] _ Boys and girls wanna hear a true [G] story.
Saturday night, we sat this [Em] real wild party.
They had the liquor overflow in [Gbm] the cup.
About [G] five, six strippers tryna work for a pup.
[Em] Then I took one girl outside with me.
Her name [Gb] was Lonnie.
She was a junior high with me.
I said, why you up in there dancing with cash?
I [D] guess the whole [G] lot changed since I seen you last.
She said, what would you do if this show was [C] at home?
Crying all alone on the bed, going to the [G] store, cause he's hungry.
And the only way to feed him is to stick with him there
for a little bit of money and his daddy's gone.
So we're smoking rock now, in and out of lockdown.
I ain't got a job now, so for you this is just a [E] good time.
But for me, this is what I call light up.
[Em] Listen, girl you ain't the only one with a baby.
That's no excuse, we be living all crazy.
Then she looked me right square in the eye.
[E] I said, everyday I wake up [Em] hoping to die.
She said, and girl I know about pain.
[D] Me and my sister ran away so my daddy couldn't [Em] rape us.
Before I was a teenager, I done been through more.
This shit you can't [G] even relate to.
What would you do if this show was at [C] home?
Crying [G] all alone on the bed, going to the store, cause he's hungry.
And the only [E] way to feed him is to stick with him there
for [G] a little bit of money and his daddy's gone.
So we're smoking rock now, in and out of lockdown.
I ain't got a job now, so for you this is just a good [E] time.
But for me, [G] this is what I call light up.
[N] _
Yo, wait a second man, something just ain't sounding [D] right.
You trying to tell me your girlfriend couldn't just go out [N] and get a regular job?
Man, this is mad short he's going through the same thing.
If I ever ran into your girlfriend, I'd probably say, hold up.
What would you do?
Get up [F] on my feet and let go of everyday excuse.
[Eb] What would you [E] do?
Cause I wouldn't want my [Bb] baby to go through what I went [Dm] through.
Come on, what would you do?
Get up on [E] my feet and stop making [Eb] tight excuses.
What would you [A] do?
Girl, I know if my mother could hear me, she'd be the [G] best.
What would you do if this show was at home?
[C] Crying all alone on the bed, [G] going to the store, cause he's hungry.
And the only way to feed [Am] him is to stick with him there
for a [G] little bit of money and his daddy's gone.
So we're [C] smoking rock now, in and out of lockdown.
I ain't got a [G] job now.
So for you, this is just a good time.
But for me, this is what I call life.
Come on, what would you do if your son was at [C] home?
Crying all alone on the bed, going to the store, [G] cause he's hungry.
And the only way [Am] to feed him is to sleep with him there
[G] for a little bit of money and his daddy's gone.
So we're smoking rock [C] now, in and out of lockdown.
I ain't [G] got a job now.
So for you, this is just a good [Am] time.
But for me, this [G] is what I call life.
Come on, what would you do if this show was [C] at home?
Crying all alone [G] on the bed, going to the store, cause he's hungry.
And the only way to feed him [E] is to sleep with him there
for a little bit of money and his daddy's gone.
So we're smoking rock now, in and out of lockdown.
I ain't got a job now.
So for you, this is just a good time.
But for me, this is what I call life. _ _ _ _