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Vic Mensa

Victor Kwesi Mensah (born June 6, 1993), known professionally as Vic Mensa, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer from Chicago, Illinois of Ghanaian and European descent. He is currently signed to Roc Nation. Mensa was a member of the group Kids These Days, which broke up in May 2013, after which he released his debut solo mixtape Innanetape. Mensa is also a founder of the hip-hop collective Savemoney which includes frequent collaborator Chance the Rapper. He also is the founder of the SavemoneySavelife foundation which combats American racism and funds three programs in Chicago centered on health and the arts. His debut single "Down on My Luck" was released in June 2014 by Virgin EMI. His debut studio album The Autobiography was relea… more »

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Man, at times we all feel lost
I know I do
And to gain the world can't erase those demons you been dodging
But maybe the fame and the drugs just made the shadows in that mansion seem even more frightening
See, a big house ain't the same as a home
Sometimes you gotta go back
To where you started
Yeah

Sunset on the low end
Southside
On the low end
Sunset on the low end
'64 Impala
'93 what I'm blowing
Southside

I got lonely in L.A., moved back to the low end
I can't be stagnant, gotta feel I'm constantly evolving
Too many yes men in my circle and I didn't know it
I felt like Tip in ATL, they was just getting over
Manic depressive in a episode, knew I was wildin'
Black community we don't talk about that, we stay silent
So you don't see it like it's tattooed inside my eyelids
Met a stylish girl that manage banks, I call her Tyra
We all got traumas that we running from that need escaping
Sippin' Henny in this rat race, I don't need a chaser
Let down your guard, this world will push you to your point of breaking
I had to make it past that point, see, that's the point I'm making
Show you love, don't get it back, that's just your frequency
I'm on a different wave, now we speak less frequently
When my dog R.I.P.'d, I lost a piece of me
Treat my brothers like they blood but will they bleed for me?

(I'd love to meet you this time)

Sunset on the low end
Sunset on the low end
'64 Impala
'93 what I'm blowing
Southside
Let's ride
Sunset on the low end
Sunset on the low end

You ain't gotta drop a pin but I know where you at
When you get on, they tell you lies but home will tell you facts
Biggie went back, back to Cali', I went back to the 'Raq
His fight is over now, me, I'm still under attack
This city turnt me to a man, this shit was manifested
Never thought I'd see twenty-seven when I was on 72nd
You never sat up on the throne, you couldn't stand the pressure
Pitched the work with both hands, it turnt me ambidextrous
Had to learn to keep my head when I ain't have no body
You let me get some head when I was still a nobody

(I'd love to meet you this time)
I'll always appreciate you for that

Sunset on the low end
Sunset on the low end
43rd and Cottage
39th and Bowen
Southside
King Drive
The low end
Sunset on the low end

Sleepless nights on the low end
You get high enough to forget your past
Can't mix sex with emotion
Gotta compartmentalize for your bag
He provides your security
You need a rock and shit when you get close to thirty
Birkin bag, first class seat
You f*ck him but you love me
They say love don't cost a thing but I know that your love ain't free
I know your love ain't free
But I know you f*ck with me

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