The intro from Trap God, where Gucci talks about his life, his struggle, and Slim Dunkin, who “no one can ever replace.” The track was produced by Lex Luger, and samples “Eyes Wide Open” by Gotye.[Intro]

So this is the end of the story

[Verse]

Start selling weed for my brother, the age was eleven

Thirty off a hundred dollars he working the shipments

Seventh grade Christmas time, momma gave me a fifty

I spent that fifty with the dope man, he gave me two fifties

I owed a fifty but I trapped and I paid him so quickly

I had them dimes so big junkies callin' me biggie

I moved out, paying rent was such a good feeling

I hit a lick, thirty grand fell out of the ceiling

I’m in Savannah and my nigga like king of the city

In Alabama with them hammers they plotting to get me

These suckers tried to take my life on a couple occasions

Been grinding hard, thirty years, never took a vacation

And ever since seventeen, been stuck on probation

I chased a nigga, stabbed his ass now they calling me Jason

I fell out with my homeboy, I swear it was crazy

And we don't really know each other, but having a baby

I travelled all around the world been plenty of places

I'm Gucci, trashbag cash got plenty of faces

In Sun Valley, trapping hard like back in the Eighties

I leave with eighty, spend at least thirty grand in the station

I lost my nigga Dunk and no one will ever replace him

In Gucci's eyes he will always be one of the greatest

I lost my nigga Dunkin and no one will ever replace him

In Gucci's eyes he will always be one of the greatest

[Outro]

So this is the end of the story