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Cause if a dream we've dreamt should pass us by It's to late to simply dry away the tears Think of all the wasted years If we never talk anymore We never
a spokesperson for a generation Within the same old fear of a Black planet Twenty years of blood, sweat No tears for fanatics So damn it, if times is hard, time is
sleeping at night Look in the mirror Wonder where did my anxiety go I kind of miss it I guess this is like the highest of lows But I ain't worried years ago,
I wrote my first song in like year 5 (yeah) And I thought to myself man this feels right (feels right) Fast forward 9 years and I still write 'Bout
slowing down until My GPA has been deflated Or until my folks tell me my Best damn years have all been wasted Freshman girls that don't know better Hungover
A couple of years back I come across a great and wasted friend of mine in the hallway of a recording studio. And while he was reciting some poetry
if you can You don't care much for a stranger's touch But you can't hold your man You never thought you'd be alone This far down the line And I
if you can You don't care much for a stranger's touch But you can't hold your man You never thought you'd be alone This far down the line And I
I've wasted years Not being forthright I've wasted years Not speaking my mind I've wasted years A life on the line I've wasted years I'm barely
The wasted years are packing in The moment came and ran again Oh one more December Then I'll be gone, baby don't cry Oh by next September they'll be singing
See I was 6 years old with a dream When my Moms told me I can do anything Said she'd be there forever No matter what's the weather She'd always have
3am haunted by the pain again Hating, waiting, body aching A life of wasted years Now I know, staring up at the night sky Desperation in this
if you can You don't care much for a stranger's touch But you can't hold your man You never thought you'd be alone This far down the line And I
ticking over Wasted but I'm sober Keep tryna make things right, again Somebody told me Years don't go by slowly Am I running out of time? Am I
daughter was his jewel His son was just his boy For thirty years he worked the mills And stoked the coke-fed fires And looked toward the day When he'd
years Spending time Watching days go by And thinkin How your gonna do me wrong And how your gonna play me And oh Things Things I'd do To you
All these years and all your lies You would say that you would compromise But now you're gone without saying goodbye I thought you'd be by my side
for the next two years Please let me die anywhere but here They say it's a wasted youth (I'm not listening, I'm not listening) So let me waste it all
Yeah, this is a story About my four years in high school An important chapter of my life Let's take it back It all started in the year of 2014 When
another statistic My nigga, this courtesy of Compton (courtesy of Compton) Brooklyn go hard, motherfucker Love me on the East like I'm Chuck D
to products their souls stay playing In meadows with their separated generations No cages And outrage is outplayed by outdated outlines Of plate guidance pushed
Know’ and ‘Pop The Trunk’ And I was gone, no turning back, Shady Records for life By that time I’d picked up the pen and began to write ‘Kings Never Die’
dreams And don't let another year go by Where everything you do gets wasted all the time Well these days are packed Let's go and waste away To the middle
to be music that did it But then again times have changed man, who are we kiddin'? I'm managed by my friends that I grew up with I'd rather give that
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