Lyrics:
You felt the heat
When I walked by
Packed up your things
Made up your mind
But you don't see
That you and I were meant to be
Though the road is long
Watching and protecting
So you should try
To close your eyes until tomorrow
Childhood dreams are always new
And when you are there I'll follow
If you wrote a poem about your childhood
Could we go and live there
A poem about lost balls
Toy soldiers
And endless summers
If you are afraid
These city streets in which we live in feeling like a prison
Stealing childhood from my children abusing my women
Too many people killing not
As a little boy I had a dream, that I would grow and make you proud and then my voice will change the nation,
I was ever troubled by the struggles of my people
an old cedar chest
The keepsakes are held in my memories
cs I look deep inside with the eyes of childhood dreams
I'll always be in that small one-horse
trap house, but my team hitting me. I live up to my childhood being a real-life crime.
KATO KUTTHROAT (Verse)
Better watch out for clean, they call them
hope apart
And they turn your dream to shame
He slept a summer by my side
He filled my days with endless wonder
He took my childhood in his stride
Floating free aimlessly
In a dolphin's smile
Rainbow's end everywhere
Full of life, free as air
Childhood's dream, have you ever seen
A dolphin's smile?
Trigger,
To carry me off into my favorite dream.
Chorus:
Roy Rogers, Roy Rogers, Oh you were my hero,
A man made of steel on a horse made of gold
Together
turn your dream to shame
He slept a summer by my side
He filled my days with endless wonder
He took my childhood in his stride
But he was gone when
pictures
Why shed tears? Save your sympathy
My childhood years were spent buryin' my peers in the cemetery
Here's a message to the newborns waitin'
in lawless lands,
Plagued by these evils
This is what cartoons look like-
Behind the scenes, after midnight
Childhood dreams all shattered and swept
seems like it's reoccurring
My childhood robbed my innocence before I turned a burglar
Street dreams of strolling in a Benz, living life with no worries
your hope apart
As they turn your dream to shame....
She slept this summer by my side
She filled my days with endless wonder
She took my childhood
pictures
Why shed tears? Save your sympathy
My childhood years were spent buryin' my peers in the cemetery
Here's a message to the newborns waitin'
your sympathy
My childhood years
Was spend burying my peers in the cemetery
Here's a message to the newborns
Waiting to breath:
"If you believe
By reefer clouds and bottles
In and out of county jail
This is hell, see the young black males in packed cells
With they heads down
And they fists
Rice and beans were something more than childhood's only luxury
She gave him
Children not employees
Discarded disaffection he was here to make a million
As they would a broken toy
Now dispose of childhood joy
Rob them of innocence
Swallowed up by ugly world
No longer boy or girl
Just a thing
Nothing
on by deep, childhood traumas, sometimes the most outlandish explanations made the most sense. You try living in a state of mind where you’re never really
And I
Never had anyone by my side
But now it’s 33k until I die
And I
Wanna live that life
I dream about
I be chasing dreams
So I know I’m never sleeping
As these days go by
I'm losing more time to reach out
But should I need to
If I'd prefer that you stay
We can wallow in sunshine or rain
And I'm
dead
Got so many hoes it's hard to pick got a Russian by my side
Now place your bets that ain't
A chick man this is roulette you want a blondie I'm
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