Lyrics:
the last time
Does it help when you know?
If you saw it coming, what would it change?
What if we lived that way?
When I moved back closer home, I never
There's no reason a Black man should ever be a Christian!
Have you ever heard of Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X
People like that, Man, that's your slave master
at the hospital
And one thousand hearts by their bedsides waiting
Saying that's my love in the white gown,
We are not lost in the Mortal City
We are not
the ice by summer
Turn the grass from green to gold
Live the greatest story ever told
And you'd like to be in my shoes
Wouldn't you now
Wouldn't you
has had thrust upon it a greater burden of responsibility than any generation that has ever lived.
"Some believe there is nothing one man or one
more than his bad
Best darn horse I ever had
Well I had my life and lived it well
Yep as far as I can tell
When you lost your horse and your all alone
that fire fam u scorching it.
Ever since we met love was love and we was back and forth with it
And just off that respect I’m a stay reppin you know
someone else's name
You think I don't notice that nothing's the same...anymore
(Repeat Chorus)
And I wonder will you still love me?
Did you ever love me,
though I never asked
They heard my side, said I never did a thing, they said I'm a respectable man, they even called me "King"
And every second that I
the keys with his talon hands my God but that man could play
Were you ever out in the great alone when the moon was awful clear
And the icy mountains hemmed
seat
They really gonna get this meetin' on
An' praise the Lord until the dawn
Yeah--hear that preacher spread the word
Cause it's the greatest word
of y’all niggas because y’all are the greatest
Verse 1:
Fuck them niggas that said that I wasn’t going to make it (fuck em)
ADD had a nigga lacking his
a grandfather they say, huh
I sit and ponder bout my later years
That would be my greatest fears
To be a family man, mid-life crisis
Living in the suburbs I don't
probably the last 16 that you're ever gonna see from me
Now welcome to my tape, y'all give me life just by pressing play man
Now welcome to my tape, y'all
to teach ya
Look I'd rather double time it but you're too stupid to keep up
Wrote a hundred fucking songs before I ever got a feature
Dres The Pres that's
like
A man that lost his fuckin' thumb
Hold up, you look like a cab driver
The boy that pump my gas and the boy
At 7-11 I buy my Dutchies from
This might
let God take the rest
Oh fuck, this what we doing now
I got the baddest pedigree that you have just ever seen
Ain't nobody gonna fuck with a man
To all humanity my friends
From every love letter was penned
At ever bar that hope attends
I'll stay until the bitter end
In the face of unkind odds
ever want us to be apart, ever again, ever"
"I would like that", said the man
And so they embarked on a life together
Wherever the man went, he
up when I (feel like it)
Going by when I (feel like it)
Fly where ever I (feel like it)
Wino ('cause I feel like it, like it, like it , like it)
I went
green stuff
Provided to you by sack man
Pacman how in the fuck do you think we gon' do that, man?
Ridin' round Old National on eighteens without no
green stuff
Provided to you by sack man
Pacman how in the fuck do you think we gon' do that, man?
Ridin' round Old National on eighteens without no
Beneath that lofty steeple
He said, "Do you Barbara, take this man
Will you be one of his people?"
And she said, "I will", and she said, "I do"
brothers that’s a character trait instilled by my mother
Cats these days got a victim mentality no common sense and even less morality
All these phones
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