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conversations.value: Write me a song called Home (Windy) with the following description: This is a unreleased track from the original version of Kanye West’s The College Dropout album. Due to a leak, the album was reshaped and different tracks were placed on the album to switch it up and make it able to sell more since there was content that wasn’t heard yet on the project. This track, along with a variety of others, were cut from the album and used on various other projects throughout the years, whether his own, or used on a featured guest’s project.
  You may or may not notice that the lyrics for Kanye’s verse were eventually “recycled” or re-used for his smash single Homecoming off of his third album “Graduation.”
  The whole song’s a metaphor, using a girl called Windy to explore Kanye’s love for Chicago and how he turned his back on it.
  You can find more information on Kanye’s original version of The College Dropout, along with a tracklist and download link here: http://rapgenius.com/discussions/3500-The-college-dropout-original-version-tracklist-download Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Intro: Kanye West]
  I wanna tell you a story about...
  It's like a love story
  Kinda hurts though
  [Chorus: John Legend & 
  Kanye West
  ]
  Go ahead, roll it up and pass it 'round
  'Cause lately's been a whole lot of bullshit going down (
  Okay
  )
  A lot of soldiers ain't make it through this year (
  Right
  )
  So let's just celebrate that we still here and
  Oh, never leave me alone
  Tell 'em holla at ya boy, 'cause I'll be comin' home
  I'll be comin' home, oh, never leave me alone
  Tell 'em holla at ya boy 'cause I'll be comin' home
  I'll be coming—
  [Interlude: Kanye West]
  First of all, my name is Kanye to the...
  I just wanna tell my story to all y'all
  I just wanna see if you can figure out what I'm talking 'bout, okay?
  [Verse 1: Kanye West]
  My homie called me like, "What up, man?"
  Not from Florida, but what up, fam?
  It's been a whole lot of hatin' again
  And if they hatin' on me, damn, what up then?
  I met this girl when I was three years old
  And what I loved most, she had so much soul
  She said, "Excuse me, little homie, I know you don't know me
  But my name is Windy and yo, I like to blow trees."
  And from that point, I never blow her off
  [Niggas] come from out of town, I like to show her off
  They like to act tough, she like to toe 'em off
  And make 'em straighten up their hat 'cause she know they soft
  And when I grew up, she showed me how to go downtown
  In the nighttime, her face lit up, so astoundin'
  I told her in my heart is where she'll always be
  She never messed with entertainers 'cause they always leave
  She said, "It felt like they walked and drove on me."
  Knew I was gang affiliated, got on TV and told on me
  I guess that's why last winter she got so cold on me
  She said, "'Ye, keep makin' that platinum and gold for me!"
  But if you really cared for her
  Then you wouldn't've never hit the airport to follow your dreams
  Sometimes I still talk to her
  But when I talk to her, it always seems like she talkin' 'bout me
  She said, "You left your kids, and they just like you
  They wanna rap and make soul beats just like you
  But they just not you," and I just got through
  Talkin' 'bout what [niggas] tryin' to do: just not new
  Now everybody got the game figured out all wrong
  I guess you never know what you got 'til it's gone
  I guess that's why I'm here and I can't come back home
  And guess when I heard that? When I was back home
  In the interview, I'm representin' you, makin' you proud
  Shoot for the stars, so if you fall, you land on a cloud
  Jump in the crowd, spark your lighters, wave 'em around
  If you don't know by now, I'm talkin' 'bout Chi-Town [Chorus: John Legend & 
  Kanye West
  ]
  Go ahead, roll it up and pass it 'round
  'Cause lately's been a whole lot of bullshit going down (
  Okay
  )
  A lot of soldiers ain't make it through this year (
  Uh-huh
  )
  So let's just celebrate that we still here and
   (
  And what?
  )
  Oh, never leave me alone
  Tell 'em holla at ya boy, 'cause I'll be comin' home
  I'll be comin' home, oh, never leave me alone
  Tell 'em holla at ya boy 'cause I'll be comin' home
  I'll be coming—
  [Outro: John Legend]
  I'll be coming home
  When I get there
  I put my arms around ya and hold ya
  Hey, I love you
  God-damn, I love you
  I love, I miss you, hey, yeah!
  I'll be coming home
  Chi-Town, I miss you, I love you, hey, yeah!