Lyrics:
Written by Tami Laguerre and Asher James
Produced by Luke G.
He's a new way of living cause the Lord says so
Expression of love expression of peace
Sold her house and all her cars
Gave up all her wealth and fame
Left it all and caught a train (left it all and caught a train)
Do I have to tell you
wealth and fame
Left it all and caught a train (Left it all and caught a train)
Do I have to tell you more
She came back to the boy next door who worked
acquired
Are tested by the flames
And you can see them melting
Then will you call His name?
And it's worth it brothers
And it's worth it friends
To know
One night as I rambled down by the sea shore
And wind it did whistle and the waters did roar
I heard a fair maiden make a pityful sound
It sounded
condition of the heart
Thinking about you driving me crazy
My friends all say it's just a phase, but oh, oh
Every day is a yellow day
I'm blinded by
by, big bro ridin' then he see the guys (Lord)
Left his little brother on the side, bleeding from the side
He seein' red, it's like he's bleeding
with love
It was a simple conclusion
But I thought that it was rather profound
Just a fundamental law that we should all live by
I took it in
married
By this river 'neath this willow tree
And with God and friends witnessing it
He pledged his life to me
To me he was Earth
And I rooted in his
the Wurlitzer, and he pushed
Three buttons and the thing began to whir
And a bar maid came by in fishnet stockings and a bow tie
And she said drink up now it's
And I'm finally seeing with a clear vision, I believe
God is greater than all of this trouble that I see
Trapped under the sea, I wait to see what
hood going brazy
Where did we go wrong?
I see jiggaboos, I see Styrofoams
Get Top on the phone
Cornrow Kenny, he was born with a vision
All
order to draw all men;
it was love that held Him there
and that same love covers our sins.
Oh it wasn't the nails that held Him to the cross,
He
walkin' tall by seven
Graduated ten a.m. got saved by eleven
I took her hand it was straight up noon
Had three kids before two
They all grew and left in
stampede, and seen the rise and fall
Of camps where men got gold in chunks and he got none at all;
That's prospected a bit of ground and sold it for
a vision
Stop, look and listen, yo, isn't it something missin?
Take aim with precision like vision, it's a collision
New styles are hittin, be -be -boom,
He left on a Tuesday in June
Whistling his favourite tune
Blowing a kiss for goodbye
He would not be back soon
Drawn by a heavenly sound
People
To once a greater vision, our lives now stand to fall
This tyranny of fear, a stranglehold on us
Stronger day by day time to turn it off
Dissecting all the signs that passed him by
Reconstruct a pattern drawn by clearer eyes
Everything is doomed to fail
Everything is doomed to fail
Visions
One month, two weeks and a few, few days
By now they’ve tried it all, everywhere in every way
-“You told me once, you told me twice, you told me
in a game
Whether he lost or whether he won, to him it was always the same
He would ante up and draw his cards and he would you go a hatful blind
In
it was a joke
The trigger, I pulled his face, the yolk
Reached in his pocket, took all his cash
Left my man standing with the egg mustache
Suckers,
a vision in a window that we're peeking through
A helpless conversation with a man who says he cares a lot
It's a passive confrontation about who might
plans
On checkerboards at his command
Watchin' all his gallant kings
Go falling one by one
And son he'd say there's not much time
For you
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